Certificates Shared between Windows and Google Chrome

Q

Where does Google Chrome store root CA certificates? Is Google Chrome sharing certificates with Windows system?

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A

Yes, Google Chrome shares certificate storage with Windows system. In other words, if you are making certificate changes in Google Chrome, those changes will apear in your Windows account for other Windows applications like Internet Explorer (IE).

By the way, each login account on your Windows system has its own certificate storage. If you are making changes to certificates, other login accounts will not be affected.

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