{`Connect and authenticate to your Ledger, and then open the "Ethereum" application. If you're running on older firmware, make sure the "browser support" option is turned on. To sign transactions, you'll also need to enable the "contract data" option.`}
{`If you'd like to use a custom derivation path, you may enter it below.`}
{`To authenticate and sign transactions with a Ledger, Bridge must be serving over HTTPS on localhost. You can do this via the following:`}
{'mkcert -install'}
{'bridge'}
{
' directory, generate a certificate valid for localhost via '
}{' '}
{'mkcert localhost'}
{'.'}
{'This will produce two files: '}
{'localhost.pem'} {', the local certificate, and '}
{'localhost-key.pem'}
{', its corresponding private key.'}
{'python bridge-https.py'}