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Date: 2025-02-24 21:00:38
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You would need a 3rd party utility you send the current URL to.

Either a web service using PHP, Python, nodeJS, Ruby or whatever you like that retrieves the TLS cert for the URLs you pass to it. In the easiest way as a GET parameter, encodeURIComponent can be in handy for this. You can also run this service locally on your computer, so you don't need a hosting provider.

Or a local CLI tool on your machine like this or that you communicate to via a helper program using Native Messaging.

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Posted by: cachius