Happening here; the issue is not that I can't work around it with a
security exception, but that it should not require a security exception.
The remote server is presenting a valid certificate signed by a CA
certificate I have installed, there is no security exception to be made.
I'm certainly not about to start adding invalid security exceptions!

Have downgraded to 15 to work-around for now.

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  [Regression] Cacert CA certified certificate no longer recognized

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