Trusted sites are stored in:

Here is an example where all protocols from sites ending with google.com are trusted and http protocol is tusted from www.microsoft.com.

The dword value in this example is 00000002.

This worked, however, I had to 'ignore' the prompt that the site already existed in the Trusted Sites setting - likely that setting is getting propagated by Group Policy, but Trusted Sites doesn't seem to affect Chrome – Coruscate5 Oct 2 '17 at 18:21. Click the Chrome Menu icon on the far right of the Address bar. Click on Settings, scroll to the bottom and click the Show Advanced Settings link. Click on Change proxy settings (under Network).

Adding the CA certificates as a trusted root authority to Chrome. If you're using Active Directory, your best best is to use Group Policy so all systems in your organization will trust.

You could also use:

1 to assign a site to the Intranet Sites zone.

2 to assign a site to the Trusted Sites zone.

3 to assign a site to the Internet Sites zone.

4 to assign a site to the Restricted Sites zone.

Does Google Chrome Have Trusted Sites