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This is a task I would solve using powershell: within an administrative powershell first list all expired certificates and check, if you will be fine to delte them all: gci cert: -r |?{($($_.notafter) -lt $(get-date)) -and ($_.psiscontainer -eq $False)} | sort notafter -desc | ft notafter,subject then delete them: (to do so "run as Admin" is required) gci cert: -r |?{($($_.notafter) -lt $(get-date)) -and ($_.psiscontainer -eq $False)} | sort notafter -desc | remove-item -ea si Regards, Rudi.

A little more specific. Is the uiaspy highlighting what you need? Is it showing that it supports the selection pattern?

@t0nZ This looks great. Glad I could be inspiring with the previous information tool. I know it was really outdated and needed an upgrade.

I would suggest to use "goog:chromeOptions" instead of "chromeOptions" and add "excludeSwitches": ["enable-automation"] in the options. Since I don't have a crx flle, I tested loading extension folder and it worked OK, even though a balloon popped up warning not to use an extension when Chrome is in developer mode. My test capabilities are as below: $sDesiredCapabilities = '{"capabilities": {"alwaysMatch": {"goog:chromeOptions": {"w3c": true, "excludeSwitches": ["enable-automation"], "useAutomationExtension": false, ' & _ '"args": ["start-maximized", "load-extension=C:\\users\\cycho\\appdata\\local\\google\\chrome\\user data\\default\\extensions\\pkedcjkdefgpdelpbcmbmeomcjbeemfm\\7819.902.0.1_0"] }}}}' The extension folder is the folder where manifest.json file for the extension is located.

The handle returned by _WD_NewTab is not a session ID, so it can't be used in that manner. Either change the $iSwitch parameter to True as shown above or you can manually switch to any tab like this -- _WD_Window($sSession, 'Switch', '{"handle":"' & $YOUR_TAB_HANDLE_GOES_HERE & '"}')