Bug Summary Not sure if this is a Local bug or rather a Google Chrome bug (couldn’t find something among their bug reports), but since I upgraded to the latest version of Local, most local sites are no longer trusted in Google Chrome. It works fine with Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge (which iron…

Hi all, First things first - I’m sorry users are still running into issues here! We understand that troubleshooting SSL issues can be frustrating. Over the last few days, the Local team has tried to reproduce the issues in this thread; upgrading/downgrading Chrome, upgrading/downgrading OS version…

Not a single website in Chrome works for me either: SSL certificate is invalid. Unfortunately, even if all files are deleted from the “certs” folder and the certificate is created again. Local version 6.5.1+6195 Operating system:windows 11 Version of Chrome:107.0.5304.88 Any solution in sight,…

Same issue here in Chrome after updating to 6.5.1 this morning. Tried rolling back to 6.4.3 but still getting the issue. Tried flushing/deleting all old cookies/cache etc. and can’t get it to work again. Confirmed that it still works in Edge. Local version 6.5.1 Operating system: Windows 11 Vers…

I’m seeing this exact issue again on Mac Big Sur 11.6.1, Chrome Version 107.0.5304.87 (Official Build) (x86_64). [image] SSL Not working on Chrome with NET::ERR_CERT_INVALID Support Issue Summary As of yesterday (Oct 28), all LOCAL sites that have a TRUSTED ce…

Issue Summary Chrome does not trust after chrome update. Even if old crt is deleted and recreated with Local One or two sentence summary of the issue. OSX 12.6 Version 107.0.5304.87 (Official Build) (arm64) and Local 6.4.3+6116 Troubleshooting Questions Does this happen for all sites in Local, o…

[image] abroes: Here’s an example of the error and certificate - Hey @abroes – I took a closer look at the certificate to see what was going on, and it looks like it’s related to a bug that we fixed in an earlier version of Local: SSL Not working on Chrome with NET::ERR_CERT_INVALID We did s…

Note that this thread is for a very specific error – the ERR_CERT_INVALID error, which will only show up under Chrome. For others that have chimed in, can you help us verify that this is the exact same issue that you are encountering? To help clarify things can you after trusting the certificate a…

@ben.turner thanks for getting back to me. One question I have – have you used this site for a long time? For example, I think we released the fix for this back in March/April of 2022. Did you create, and trust the certificate for this site before that time? So, this was interesting. As asked, I…

As requested, I verified that I am on the latest version of Chrome and Local (6.5.1). I then went in and cleared all existing cert files from the certs directory, restarted Local, then re-trusted them. This does seem to have resolved the issue. The certs are now working in Chrome for me. For what…

SSL certificates no longer work in Google Chrome

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Updating OpenSSL to 3.0.7 and deleting/recreating certificate worked for me
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SSL certificates no longer work in Google Chrome

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