[Linux] Start Google Chrome with self-signed certificate injection.

[NghiaTranUIT]

Description

The problem is: On Ubuntu, the Google Chrome web browser doesn't trust any self-signed certificate even though it's trusted on the Ubuntu System.

Try different apps:

• Fiddler Everywhere: They start the "preconfigured" Google Chrome

• HTTPToolkit -> Start the "preconfigured" Google Chrome

• Charles Proxy -> Could not make it works.

• Try to install the certificate to Google Chrome Authority Store, but it doesn't work.

=> I guess, starting the "preconfigured" Google Chrome is a solution.

Acceptance Criteria

• Find a way to start the "preconfigured" Google Chrome, which automatically trusts the self-signed certificate.
• Able to capture traffic on the "preconfigured" Google Chrome.

[NghiaTranUIT]

Update Requirement

• Add new Menu: "Setup" with this menu items UI

Google Chrome
----------------------- (Seperator)
Firefox
Brave

• When selecting each Web Browser, it will start the Fresh new Web Browser, No User Profile and ready to intercept HTTP & HTTPS traffic
• Make sure to Override the HTTP/HTTPS Proxy and trust all self-signed certificates for the new Web Browser.