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
- Open your website in Firefox.
- Click the lock icon beside the URL in the address bar.
- Select Connection Secure.
- Click More Information.
- Choose View Certificate.
- Under Miscellaneous, select PEM (chain).
Google Chrome
- Open your website in Chrome.
- Click the lock icon beside the URL in the address bar.
- Select Connection is secure.
- Click Certificate is valid.
- Navigate to the Details tab and click Export.
- Choose Base64-encoded ASCII, certificate chain (.pem;.cert) as the file type.
- Set your desired file name and location.
- Click Save.
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