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Chrome not accepting Laravel Valet Self-Signed Cert on macOS Ventura
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On this dark and bitter day, Friday, November 4th, 2022, Chrome randomly decided to start spitting out: NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID after almost two years of flawlessly running Laravel Valet with the same set of certs. Upgrading Valet, upgrading Homebrew dependencies, soft-reinstalling Chrome, soft-reinstalling Valet, deleting all certs from Keychain and re-adding them was to no avail.

Firefox and Safari continued to trust these certificates. Cached, perhaps?

In that process, I had deleted the "Laravel Valet CA Self Signed CN" certificate, and rerunning valet install and unsecuring/resecuring all sites didn't add this back, for some reason.

What DID work was going to ~/.config/valet/CA/, dragging LaravelValetCASelfSigned.pem into Keychain, and setting "When using this certificate" to "Always Trust". Not even a restart of Chrome was needed, and we're back in business.

See you back here in two years, apparently.

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