> But did you install it as a new root certificate or as a client certificate on the android device?
As far as I understand, I installed it as a new root certificate, but I'm not sure. I went to "Settings -> Passwords & security -> Privacy -> Encryption and Credentials -> Install a certificate -> CA certificate". Then if I go to "Trusted Credentials" on the device, I can see the Charles certificate in the "User" tab > Can you access other https locations? If so then the other root ca:s works on the device for some reason Yeah, I can access HTTPS locations without the proxy. I think the system certificates that are in the "/system/etc/security/cacerts" directory don't have any problem because those are PEM format (I checked that by grabbing one of those certificates and doing "openssl x509 -in <certificate> -inform PEM -text -noout" on my computer). The problem seems to be that when Android installs the new certificate, it converts it to DER format for some reason, which libcurl can't handle. I want to know if there's a way to handle this using libcurl. Maybe there's a way to convert the certificate before libcurl tries to verify it?
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