As a casual Google Chrome user it took me quite a time today to get the browser ignore my SSL verification problem. Finally I found the solution on the Internet.
Launch Chrome with this command-line argument:
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Source: How to get over with SSL Cert verification on Google Chrome
I hope this helps others to find the solution to this problem faster than I did today.
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Thanks Very thanks!!! Some problem! Solved! |
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how do you do it? not everyone using the internet is a computer engineer |
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This tip is for those who want to launch Chrome from the command shell (non-developers usually won’t do this). If you want to give it a try: Open a command shell (also known as: console, terminal, anything that gives you a prompt), find the chrome executable (e.g. on windows C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe) and type “C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe” –ignore-certificate-errors The icon you may click or double click to start Chrome usually also allows to add command line arguments. It depends on your operating system how to do this. Hope this helps (at least to give you a few search terms |
I’m sorry, but this blog addresses computer engineers.