Android browser: how to revoke ssl permission on a single site after giving it? I'm building a website under ssl certificate. It just works on desktops but android browser argues that the ssl authority is not trustworthy. So to see the staging site I told it to just consider it trustworthy. Now it doesn't complain anymore.

But now I have to find a way to make the browser not complain for the ssl authority with any user, but I have no way to test the changes I'm doing, because now the browser considers the site ok. I want to set it back to original settings and get it complain again :) I cannot find a way, it seems I have no access to ssl/websites exeptions.
The certificate has most likely been added to your "trusted certificates". You can delete it in Settings › Security › Trusted Certificates then (Settings referring to the Android System Settings, not those of the browser used): chosing the "User" tab should display certificates you've added as user (as opposed to those the system already brings along, or you might have added manually with root powers to those).

In case the browser used ignored the central certificate storage, and dealt with it itself, you can either try finding the corresponding place in the browser's own configuration pages – or simply drop it all (all the browsers data, including cookies etc.) by going to Android's Settings › Apps › All, scrolling the list to find the browser you've been using, tapping its entry, and chose to "Delete data".