Selenium-wire certificate is not valid
See original GitHub issueI’m using Chrome 84, selenium-wire 2.0.0, python 3.7, Mac OS Catalina I need to connect to the website with https connection, but Chrome tells me, that certificate is not trusted (not valid) and changes https connection to http. I had tried all ways from #31 , but there’re no results yet. Could anyone help me?
This is my simple code example
from seleniumwire import webdriver
import time
browser = webdriver.Chrome(executable_path='./drivers/chromedriver')
browser.get('https://google.com')
time.sleep(20)
browser.close()
Results in Chrome (In Russian, sorry)
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I found it could be fixed by changing the configuration in keychain like below:
TrustsectionIn my case, I need to have https connection to the site I’m scraping to work, so I need to enable SSL, other setting are not important.
@masudr4n4 Yes it won’t show you the error if you’re just using Selenium, because Selenium does not intercept and capture requests.
As explained in the certificates section, if you wish to make the “Not Secure” message disappear, then you’ll need to install Selenium Wire’s SSL certificate as an authority on your computer. You can grab the certificate here. Save it as to a file called
ca.crt, and then go to your browser settings, find the certificates section, and install the certificate in the “authorities” section.Selenium Wire will function without the certificate being installed, but installing it will ensure that you get a padlock icon in the address bar.