Managing self-signed SSL certificates in Windows

Firefox let's you add self-signed SSL certificate exception easily when you go to an SSL site that has a self-signed certificate. Google Chrome and Internet Explorer however give you a warning message every time you go to a site like this. Watch this video to find out how to tell Windows that you trust your self signed certificate so Chrome and IE stop complaining.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• google
• chrome
• internet
• explorer
• mozilla
• firefox
• ssl
• certificate
• self-signed
• authority

[0omArr08]

Are you on Mute mode?? >_<

[TheBrabster]

Yes, very helpful, thanks. I was able to export the certificate from Firefox the way you did through Chrome but I had to click a few of the available file types to see what extensions it would add. The first in the list gave it .crt. Even though it is default, I had to explicitly click that filetype so it would add the extension to the filename.

[supadox]

Cheers

[MadYarMadYar]

Helpful stuff, thanks.

[tamayo16]

oh wait i got to it by going to start and typing crtmgr.msc... but can u still tell me why it doesnt show up like your on system32?

[tamayo16]

i need help i think i deleted the certificate manager can u plz help