SelfCertForge, manage root CAs and self-signed certs on macOS/Windows

v0.3.0 Feature

This release adds 3 notable features for engineering teams evaluating rollout.

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Topics

certificate-authority certificate-generation certificates der dotnet-maui openssl

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p7b pem pfx self-signed-certificates tls trusted-certificates x509

Summary

AI summary

Sign existing CSRs and display a loading animation for long-running operations.

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Sign existing certificate requests (CSRs). Bring your own CSR and sign it with one of your local root authorities — useful when the private key was generated elsewhere and never leaves the requester. CSR-signed certificates are clearly badged and export to PEM (private-key and PFX export are hidden, since SelfCertForge never sees the key).
Subject name and SAN editing for CSR signing matches the Create Signed Certificate flow, including script-style defaults.
New loading animation. Long-running operations — forging root authorities, issuing signed certificates, signing CSRs, and exporting bundles — now show a branded loading overlay so you can tell work is in progress.
App data now lives under a dedicated SelfCertForge folder, with certificate paths stored relative to it so your library keeps working if the data folder moves.

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