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Add permanent SSL certificate exception in Chrome (Linux)

I just downloaded the Chromium (Google Chrome) browser for Ubuntu Linux 11.04. Currently, if I visit a web site that has a self signed certificate, I get the warning, "This is probably not the site you are looking for!" (with "Proceed Anyway" and "Back to safety" buttons). How do I configure Google Chrome so that I skip this warning (e.g. like I always click "Proceed anyway" always)?

  • Dave

ps - This is a test machine on which I run Selenium, so I don't care about untrusted sites.

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http://superuser.com/questions/104146/add-permanent-ssl-certificate-exception-in-chrome-linux

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As I follow the series of links that yours leads to, is the only way then to manually install each certificate I want to trust? I was looking for an option where it would automatically trust everything. - – Dave May 13 '11 at 13:23
Yes. And apparantly that only works on Windows =) A sacrifice for security: to be unable to accept illegal certificates. edit That's why Chrome is the safest of them all. – Rudie May 13 '11 at 14:23
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