How can I verify that my certificate is properly associated with my browser?

CHROME

In the top left, go to ":”.
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Go to “Settings”.
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On your right, go to “Privacy and security”.
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Go to “Security”.
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Go to “Manage Certificate”.
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On your right, go to “Your Certificates”.
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Then click on “View imported certificates”.
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Check if there are any certificates under your name.
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All good! Your certificate is now linked to your browser. When you want to use it, a pop-up will appear asking you to select the certificate.
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For example here: https://sede.seg-social.gob.es/wps/portal/sede/sede/Inicio
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FIREFOX

In the top left corner, click on the “burger menu”.
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Go to “Settings”.
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On your right, go to “Privacy & Security”.
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Scroll down to the “Security” section, then click on “View Certificates…”.
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Click on the “Your Certificates” tab to find your digital certificate.
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All good! Your certificate is now linked to your browser. When you want to use it, a pop-up will appear asking you to select the certificate.
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For example here: https://sede.seg-social.gob.es/wps/portal/sede/sede/Inicio
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What should I do if Firefox has remembered a certificate but I want to use a different one?
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Follow the same process as above to access your certificate, but click on the 'Authentication Decisions' tab. Select the website for which you want to delete the automatic authentication:
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SAFARI

Safari is directly linked to “Keychain Access”, so once the certificate appears there, Safari will show a pop-up when you need to use your certificate.
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EDGE

At the top left, click on “:”
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Go to “Settings”.
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Go to “Privacy, search, and services”.
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Go to “Security”.
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Click on “Manage certificates”.
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At the top right, go to “Your Certificates”.
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Go to “View imported certificates from Windows”.
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All good! Your certificate is now linked to your browser. When you want to use it, a pop-up will appear asking you to select the certificate.
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For example here: Inicio
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Updated on: 04/09/2025