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--- clear_hsts_strict_transport_security_domain_google_chrome [2023/07/12 14:04] – wikiadmin
+++ clear_hsts_strict_transport_security_domain_google_chrome [2023/07/12 14:14] (current) – [How to Delete HSTS Settings in Chrome] wikiadmin
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 How to Delete HSTS Settings in Chrome:
-Navigate to chrome://net-internals/#hsts
+Navigate to
+<code>
+chrome://net-internals/#hsts
+</code>
 This is Chrome’s User Interface for managing your browser’s local HSTS settings.
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 HSTS Settings Chrome
-Note that this is a very sensitive search. Only enter the hostname, such as www.example.com or example.com without a protocol or path.
+Note that this is a very sensitive search. Only enter the hostname, without a protocol or path, such as:
-Type the same hostname into the Delete domain section and click the Delete button.
+<code>
+www.example.com
+or
+example.com
+</code>
+However, depending on the HSTS settings provided by the site, you may need to specify the proper subdomain. For example, the HSTS settings for "hostname1.yourdomain.com" may be separate from "yourdomain.com" so you may need to repeat the steps as appropriate.
+Next, type the same hostname into the Delete domain section and click the Delete button.
 Hopefully, your browser will no longer force an HTTPS connection for that site. You can test if its working properly by refreshing or navigating to the page.
-Note that depending on the HSTS settings provided by the site, you may need to specify the proper subdomain. For example, the HSTS settings for staging.yoursite.com may be separate from yoursite.com so you may need to repeat the steps as appropriate.
+See Also: [[https://www.thesslstore.com/blog/clear-hsts-settings-chrome-firefox/]]