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The inspector tools of both Firefox and Chrome will give you the protocol version and cipher suite selected.

• sitkack 9y ago
  I am bummed that Chrome removed it from info tip over the lock icon. One has to dive into the developer tools tab to get this info now.
  • microcolonel 9y ago
    Yeah, it's really inconvenient and slow, I'd chime in if you want to file a bug report.
    • snailmailman 9y ago
      I mentioned in another comment but may as well put it here too. chrome://flags/#show-cert-link has a workaround that puts it back in a more easily accessible location in the dropdown from top left (where the site permissions currently are)
  • snailmailman 9y ago
    In the new chrome 60+, you can go to chrome://flags/#show-cert-link and then it can be found through a link under "view site information" again. just learned this the other day, a setting thats very well hidden.
    • lathiat 9y ago
      Thanks for this, having to go into dev tools was driving me a bit crazy even though it's not that hard.
  • Steeeve 9y ago
    Chromes decision to hide data about secure connections from users is ridiculous. 4 clicks to view a certificate - and that's if you know the magic combination on how to get there.