Securing Sites
Enable HTTPS with trusted local SSL certificates using mkcert.
Securing Sites (HTTPS)
Enable local HTTPS to test features like geolocation, secure cookies, payment gateways, and browser security policies.
1-Click Trusted SSL
To secure a local site, toggle the padlock switch next to the site on the Projects page. Alternatively, run the following command in your terminal:
burrow https enable myapp.local
Trusted Certificate Authority (CA)
Burrow integrates mkcert to manage local SSL certificates:
- The first time you enable HTTPS, Burrow installs a Root Certificate Authority (CA) into your Windows Certificate Store.
- Browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Edge recognize this Root CA, serving your
.localsites with a valid secure lock icon and no warning screens. - Certificates are saved to
%USERPROFILE%\.burrow\ssl\certs\. - Nginx is automatically updated to serve the site on port
443and reloads in under 50ms.