Click the Certificate Information link.In the box that pops up, click the Connection tab.(Edited 2/10/17: I have added a more up-to-date answer in a comment: How to Export Certificate from Chrome on a Mac?) I don't know of any workaround at the present.) (Edited 2/24/19: is correct, this no longer works.
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If you don't hold down Option when you drag, then you will instead get the certificate contents in human-readable form, which can also be handy. Note: If you did not follow the steps above in exactly the order stated, you may need to first single-click within the Chrome window so that TextEdit doesn't become hidden when you Option-click. Hold down Option and drag from the large certificate icon to the body of the TextEdit document.In the dropdown list, click Certificate.In Chrome, click the icon to the left of the URL in the address bar.Arrange windows so that the TextEdit window and the Chrome window are both visible.In TextEdit, click Format | Make Plain Text.
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