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Chrome now asks for permission before making insecure HTTP connections by default

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For years, Chrome’s primary defense against unencrypted websites has been the passive “Not Secure” label in the address bar. While that badge was a necessary compromise back when a massive portion of the web still ran on plain HTTP, it has always had major shortcomings. It goes unnoticed by many users, fails to appear during

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Defence & security
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Chrome Unboxed
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robby payne
Published
Wednesday, 21 October 2026, 10:30 pm IST
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