Browser with SSL client certificate support

Port of native android browser

Added support for client certificate.

Does not use global keystore.It uses local (in memory) until application is terminated.

After keystore is created pfx file can be removed.

Custom proxy can be specified in settings. (Menu->Settings->Enable Proxy)

Just input https url and pop-up will appear

asking you for certificate file and password.

If pop-up don't show up change Menu->Settings->SSL dialog only on errors = OFF

When you are done click on Menu->Clear to invalidate SSL

4.x

There is no need for SandroB on 4.x android. From 4.0.3 certificates works fine and even NTLM authentication is enabled.

There is sandroproxy that supports client certificates if your version of OS is bellow 4.0.3

3.x

Not very secure solution

2.3.x, CM 7.1

https://market.android.com/details?id=org.sandrob.stock233

2.2.x

https://market.android.com/details?id=org.sandrob

Cyanogenmod 6.1 and phones based on codeaurora sources

2.1.x

https://market.android.com/details?id=org.sandrob.stock211

Cyanogenmod 7.0

removed from market (send mail if you need it)

https://market.android.com/details?id=org.sandrob.cm233

Warrning

You should remove cert file after not needed any more.

It is not safe that you have it on the phone all the time.

Almost every process has access to <SD storage>/<your cert file>.

If you are looking how to implement SSL client authentication in your application, check this example.