How to Export Chained Certificate from Browser?

How to Export Chained Certificate from Browser?

Exporting a Chained Certificate from Browsers

Learn how to obtain a chained SSL certificate using Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. Follow these steps for each browser:

Mozilla Firefox

  1. Open your website in Firefox.
  2. Click the lock icon beside the URL in the address bar.
  3. Select Connection Secure.
  4. Click More Information.
  5. Choose View Certificate.
  6. Under Miscellaneous, select PEM (chain).

Google Chrome

  1. Open your website in Chrome.
  2. Click the lock icon beside the URL in the address bar.
  3. Select Connection is secure.
  4. Click Certificate is valid.
  5. Navigate to the Details tab and click Export.
  6. Choose Base64-encoded ASCII, certificate chain (.pem;.cert) as the file type.
  7. Set your desired file name and location.
  8. Click Save.

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