How to remove SSL exception Safari I don't have enough rep to comment on this question which would probably be more appropriate than asking a new question: How do you remove SSL certificate exceptions on OS X?

I just tried this on OSX 10.12.5 with Safari 10.1.1 and it's not a solution for me.  I can't find the exception'ed certificate anywhere to delete or change it's permissions.  I've also chosen to show invisble items and expired items in the keychain and closed/reopened Safari.

Personally I think the browser itself should include an option to revoke the exception instead of jumping through the OS, if it makes it so easy to set it, it should be just as easy to remove it from the same place like other modern browsers allow for.

Back story: I visited a website I recently created and added the Cloudflare Universal Edge certificate however my domain is actually serving up my server's CloudFlare Origin certificate which is untrusted and should only be used for traffic between my server and Cloudflare.  I know this is NOT an OSx or Safari issue however...

In Safari, I accepted the exception because 1) I know my website is completely safe and 2) I needed to access it right away while CF helps me figure out the problem is of the wrong cert being provided.

However I need to remove this exception so I can test my site's SSL properly ensuring it's fixed.  I'm forced to use another machine.

The problem is the recently added exception is not listed anywhere in keychain access.  So what do I do?  I'm a web developer and if this is giving me this much headache how does Apple expect non technical folks to handle this?
I had this issue come up recently when traveling out of town, and having issues connecting to hotel WiFi, and in doing so did some IP sniffing, and trying to get onto a site via IP, which had a certificate mismatch, which I first added an exception to.

To get to the bottom of it, I first got info from the certificate in the browser, but nothing turned up in Keychain access looking for that. What I did to fix this was click on the lock icon in the URL bar, then clicked on Show Certificate. In that window, go to Trust > When using this certificate, and click on the ? icon to the right of the settings, which brings up a Mac Help window, which if you click on the link Open Keychain Access for me, where you can see the certificate highlighted in the Keychain Access listing. Tap the info button on the bottom of the screen, and from that window click to expand Trust, then change When using this certificate to Use System Defaults. Once this is done, flush your caches, close and restart the browser, and test to confirm.

Here's a screen capture with that first info button highlighted: