Chrome Version: 57
In Chrome 42, we introduced UX code that behaved differently depending on whether a certificate chain containing SHA-1 signatures expired in 2016 or 2017. Now that it's 2017 (when this change ships) we should remove that unnecessary code.
In Chrome 56, any SHA-1 containing chain from a public CA will block with an interstitial and a "Not Secure" UI treatment.
In Chrome 57, any SHA-1 containing chain from ANY CA (including internal PKI) will block with a warning unless the EnableSha1ForLocalAnchors policy is set, in which case SHA-1 should be downgraded to a Neutral security level.
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