At the large company I work at, we use "Single Sign On" certificates that automatically log us into all Web Applications. Technically, this works through a "Personal Certificate" that I can see when I manage the certificates in the advanced options.
How can I temporarily disable these certificates, or better yet, how can I start Chrome such that it ignores all personal certificates?
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I found the following workaround that persists the "helpful" repair scripts that our I.T. department let's run every few hours... Unfortunately, it disable the certificate system-wide and not just in Chrome, but it is easy to do and undo.
- open
certmgr.msc - navigate to Personal -> Certificate
- double click on the certificate in question
- under the "Details" Tab, click on "Edit Properties", then "Disable All Purposes for this Certificate"
To enable the certificate again, repeat the procedure but click on "Enable All Purposes for this Certificate".
