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https://github.com/kozmosoft/session-hub-public-certificates

Public certificates for SessionHub, a Chrome extension that enables the use of multiple accounts on the same website within isolated tabs.
https://github.com/kozmosoft/session-hub-public-certificates

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Public certificates for SessionHub, a Chrome extension that enables the use of multiple accounts on the same website within isolated tabs.

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# SessionHub Public Certificates

This repository provides the **public certificates** required when using the [SessionHub Chrome Extension](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/sessionhub-multi-account/okjdkjeiihhiaakknbecdkdakmnhaaem) in **remote proxy mode**.

These certificates allow browsers and operating systems to trust the proxy connection established by SessionHub, ensuring secure and seamless session management.

## Contents

- `remote-proxy/session-hub-ca-cert.pem` → Public certificate in PEM format (for macOS/Linux)
- `remote-proxy/session-hub-ca-cert.p12` → Certificate in PKCS#12 format (for Windows)

## Installation Instructions

To use **remote proxy** mode, SessionHub requires a trusted root certificate to be installed on your system.

Please follow the steps for your platform:

### macOS

1. Double-click the **PEM** file to open it in **Keychain Access**.
2. Find the new certificate named **SessionHub-CA** and double-click it.
3. Under **Trust**, set **Secure Socket Layer (SSL)** to **Always Trust**.
4. Close the dialog and enter your password if prompted.

### Linux

#### Ubuntu / Debian

```bash
mv session-hub-ca-cert.pem /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/session-hub.crt
sudo update-ca-certificates
```

#### Fedora

```bash
mv session-hub-ca-cert.pem /etc/pki/ca-trust/source/anchors/
sudo update-ca-trust
```

### Windows

1. Double-click the **P12** file to start the import wizard.
2. Select a certificate store location (current user or local machine) and click **Next**.
3. Click **Next** again.
4. Leave the password blank and click **Next**.
5. Select **Place all certificates in the following store**, then click **Browse** and choose **Trusted Root Certification Authorities**.
6. Click **OK**, then **Next**, and **Finish**.
7. Click **Yes** to confirm the warning dialog.