Google's efforts to knock the web into a state of HTTPS-by-default is showing signs of working, with a significant rise in HTTPS traffic on Chrome on Android, Windows, Mac, and Chrome OS. A year ago ...

Google announced earlier today plans to drop the "Secure" indicator from the Chrome URL address bar and only show a lock icon when the user is navigating to an HTTPS-secured website. The move is ...

Google Chrome will enable "Always Use Secure Connections" by default in October 2026, warning users before accessing public sites without HTTPS encryption. Google Chrome will enable "Always Use Secure ...

Changes to Google Chrome will soon flag all unencrypted websites as insecure, Motherboard reports Wednesday. At some point in the future, the Chrome browser will demarcate an unencrypted site with a ...

Google's Chrome 56 launch this week ushers in its plan to begin warning users that all HTTP pages are not secure, starting with the pages that collect login details or credit-card numbers. Given ...

Google Chrome will warn users when submitting insecure forms that deliver information via HTTP connections on HTTPS websites starting with version 86. These forms (also known as mixed forms) are both ...

If I were a betting woman, I’d guess you use Google Chrome. It’s far and away the world’s most popular browser. It's not my pick if you're looking for the most privacy. Scan my list of browsers ranked ...

Google’s Chrome browser will soon flag every site that doesn’t use HTTPS encryption. Starting in July, with the launch of Chrome 68, Chrome will mark all HTTP sites as ‘not secure’ and prominently ...

Google has announced a deadline of July 2018 as the date for when Chrome will begin explicitly warning users if a site is insecure. More than 50 percent of Internet browsers worldwide are Chrome, ...