This reply is only to offer some info. Others may best know what to do with the info. You may already know this.
Xramp appears to be a provider of Security Certificates.
http://www.xrampsecurity.com/
This is how it may relate to Thunderbird:
http://www.xramp.com/Support/emaili...gitalid&page=install&action=install&server=03
Thunderbird appears to have it's own certificates section
This may indicate Xramp works with Mozilla:
http://www.mhavila.com.br/link/security/centers.html.en
This may indicate it is a trusted source:
http://www.xramp.com/Legal/certpage.asp
Hope this helps some....you might want to post in Alternative Computing - Mozilla/Firefox
Xramp appears to be a provider of Security Certificates.
http://www.xrampsecurity.com/
This is how it may relate to Thunderbird:
http://www.xramp.com/Support/emaili...gitalid&page=install&action=install&server=03
Thunderbird appears to have it's own certificates section
This may indicate Xramp works with Mozilla:
http://www.mhavila.com.br/link/security/centers.html.en
This may indicate it is a trusted source:
http://www.xramp.com/Legal/certpage.asp
Hope this helps some....you might want to post in Alternative Computing - Mozilla/Firefox