To test applications in your own browser over HTTPS, you need to install Burp Suite's CA certificate.
These steps are only necessary if you want to use your own external browser for manual testing with Burp. If you prefer, you can just use Burp's browser, which is preconfigured to work with Burp Proxy already. To access Burp's browser, go to the Proxy > Intercept tab, and click Open Browser.
Before attempting to install Burp's CA certificate, make sure that you have successfully confirmed that the proxy listener is active and have configured your browser to work with Burp
If you previously installed a different CA certificate generated by Burp, you should remove it before installing a new one.
To export a CA certificate from Burp Suite:
http://burpsuite in Chrome.
If you don't see the "Welcome to Burp Suite Professional" page, please refer to the proxy troubleshooting page. Depending on what went wrong, you may be taken there automatically.
To install the CA certificate in Chrome:
Click Next, and browse to the CA certificate that you exported from Burp Suite.
Burp Suite's CA certificate is in .der format. You need to set the file filter format to All Files.
Make sure that the Trusted Root Certification Authorities certificate store is selected and click Next.
To remove the Burp Suite CA certificate from Windows: