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Certificate

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All certificates (Codesign and SSL) can be managed with the application DigiCertUtil.exe.

When you buy a cert, you often only get a cert file; importing is no problem, but exporting it as pfx is impossible in std windows. Use DigiCertUtil for this.

For developing, use localhost - to allow Chrome to bypass the need for a valid certificate, enter this into the browser for https/SSL:

chrome://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost

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-All certificates (codesign and ssl) can be managed with the application DigiCertUtil.exe.
+All certificates (Codesign and SSL) can be managed with the application DigiCertUtil.exe.
-When you buy a cert you often only get a cer file - and importing is no problem - but export it as pfx is not possible in std windows - use DigiCertUtil for this.
+When you buy a cert, you often only get a cert file; importing is no problem, but exporting it as pfx is impossible in std windows. Use DigiCertUtil for this.
-For developing you use localhost - to allow for chrome to bybpass the need for a valid certificate enter this into the browser for https / ssl:
+For developing, use localhost - to allow Chrome to bypass the need for a valid certificate, enter this into the browser for https/SSL:
   <code>chrome://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost</code>
-[[Category:Security]]
+ [[Category:Security]]