We use unsigned SSL certificates for local development, so we frequently see the "Your Connection is Not Private" message in Chrome. We bypass it by proceeding via the options, but this only lasts a few days or so before the message returns. Is there a way to either whitelist certain domains or have certain certificates always excepted?
I believe chrome://flags/ used to have a place to set "Remember decisions to proceed through SSL errors for a specified length of time" but that is no longer available.
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The best (and only) solution that I have found is to type the passphrase thisisunsafe as soon as you see the “Your Connection is Not Private” message. We have servers on an internal LAN where we regularly get blocked by Chrome. This passphrase is the only way to get to them.
In chrome://flags/ there's a new option named Allow invalid certificates for resources loaded from localhost. that you can enable.
chrome://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost
2Have you tried to add --ignore-certificate-errors tag in Google Chrome shortcut to bypass SSL warning? According to this post, it's a method to bypass & ignore the SSL warning.
Have you tried adding your own root certificate to chrome? (Settings, Advanced, Privacy & Security, Manage Certificates, Trusted Root CAs, Import)
