Chrome OS Team Experimenting with a Certificate Section in the Page Info Pop-Up

Chromium evangelist François Beaufort shares today on his Google+ page yet another upcoming feature for Google's Linux-based Chrome OS operating system for Chromebooks, a new Certificate section.

Designed mostly for SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate connoisseurs and users who want to verify the security of a certain website, the Certificate section of Chrome OS will be implemented in the Page Info pop-up of the Chrome web browser and can be enabled using the chrome://flags/#show-cert-link flag in the latest Chrome Canary update.

"If you're an SSL certificate aficionado, you'll be glad to learn that the Chrome team is experimenting with a Certificate section in the Page Info bubble," says François Beaufort. "Enable the chrome://flags/#show-cert-link flag, go to a "secure" website (URL starts with "https") and hover over the certificate link in Page Info. Clicking on it brings you to the Certificate Viewer."

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