Questions tagged [google-chrome]

Chrome is Google's web browser for Windows, OS X, and Linux.

Chrome is driven by the WebKit engine as well as Google's custom written JavaScript engine. The Google-authored components of Chrome were open-sourced under the name Chromium using the BSD license.

It is one of the most widely adopted browsers globally, comparable with Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari. It follows a rapid-release schedule that sees the major version number increase rapidly, usually over the course of week, rather than over the course of years like many traditional software release schedules.

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Chromium Browsers TLS1.2 Fails with ADCS issued certificate on Server 2012 R2

tl;dr: TLS 1.2 between Server 2012 R2 and Chromium based browsers fails when using AD CS issued certs. Works fine on Server 2016+, and on 2012 R2 with Firefox/IE/Cygwin-curl. We have several internal Server 2012 R2 web servers which we are trying to…
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NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID in Chrome but not in IE

I just used our internal Windows-CA to create a certificate for our internal server "hdl-diamant". When calling the website using "https://hdl-diamant", I do get "ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID" in Edge (Chromium), Chrome and Firefox. But in IE 11,…
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403 - Forbidden: Access is denied in Chrome

I installed a new certificate on IIS7. After I installed the certificate, I opened the site in Chrome and received the following message: I clicked Ok and now when I browse to the site in Chrome, I get an error: 403 - Forbidden: Access is…
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How to deploy a script to auto update google chrome on a lot of hp thin clients?

The hurdle is that the thin client wipes and re-images itself every night and I have no access to group policy. Any ideas of deployment or the most efficient way to do this? What I do have access to is the following: Landesk - a program to connect…
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How to throttle Chrome's CPU usage?

We've got a company using a terminal server to do most of their work and when multiple people are using Chrome with a few tabs open the CPU gets maxed. Is there an easy way to limit how much of the CPU Chrome can use up through group policies? We're…
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Configuring Google Chrome to Connect to AD Configured with Kerberos and Using ADFS

I'm trying to configure Google Chrome (and Firefox) to authenticate using Active Directory tunneled through ADFS SAML/Kerberos Endpoints and an Apache application using Shibboleth. Here are some settings I have inside each machine. Active Directory…
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Why does Chrome trust the same authority on this certificate, but not the other?

Why does Chrome trust the certificate authority for this site, but not for this one? This is the same machine, same browser, signed by the same authority, and Chrome shows the intermediate chain signed by the same root CA. You can confirm the host…
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How to find a Chromebook's bluetooth address?

I want to quickly find the bluetooth device address (a.k.a. bluetooth address, BD_ADDR, bluetooth mac address) of a Chromebook laptop. So far, the only way I've found is slow and not always reliable - I've posted this answer below, but feel free to…
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Apache cipher configuration of my website makes Google Chrome complain

My website, here, is on my server (Debian Wheezy, Apache 2.4.10 on the testing repos). I configured Apache myself and blocked all attackable ciphers after reading many websites discussing those problems, and I have to say, this is not my specialty,…
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Chrome Not Applying GPO Policies

I'm having a little trouble getting Chrome installions on our workstation to update it's policies to reflect I've sent in GPO. I added the admx and adml to %systemroot%\policyDefinitions as our Server is Server 2012 and all the workstations are Win…
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Should Chrome's SHA-1 match OpenSSL's?

If I compare the SHA-1 shown for the certificate for https://0000.jp in Chrome: 79 72 28 12 74 83 85 DE 3C B0 DE E7 A4 C3 14 BE B4 93 79 6E with that presented by OpenSSL: $ echo -n | openssl s_client -connect 0000.jp:443 2>/dev/null | openssl x509…
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Determining if an SSL cert is affected by SHA-1 phase-out

Google chrome will start to warn users that their SSL connection is insecure under the following conditions: The cert uses the SHA1 hashing algorithm, and The cert expires on or after 2016-01-01 (or 2017-01-01 by different sources) Therefore I am…
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New gTLD Chrome SSL Certificate errors

We've recently acquired a new .Care domain and are attempting to install a SSL certificate. Whilst FF and IE are perfectly happy with the certificate - both display the padlock, Chrome is not and displays the following: "The identity of this…
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Chrome ignores Set-Cookie directive from nginx reverse proxy

I want to expose v1.2 of my API (and it's documentation) to users in China. The parent site mysite.mycompany.com is blocked for them, but 1.2.3.4 isn't, so I'm building a reverse proxy at that address that they can use to access my service. I've…
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Suppress chrome's first-time dialog on linux

I'm trying to install google chrome using puppet on a bunch of linux machines (SLES 12) and I don't want any dialogs that the user has to answer before they can start browsing. This is mainly because the "user" will be Selenium and it doesn't like…
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