Implementing HTTPS for Chrome Users

Google has implemented an extra notification warning in its Chrome browser version 68, alerting users that HTTP-only sites are "Not secure" and is phasing out HTTP in favor of HTTPS. This change encourages website owners to adopt HTTPS, which protects end-users by encrypting traffic between browsers and web servers. Let's Encrypt, a free certificate authority, has automated the process of obtaining SSL/SSL certificates, making it easier for developers to implement HTTPS on their websites. Google's warnings will eventually turn red for HTTP-only sites and may also be applied to mobile versions of Chrome, as part of efforts to make the Web a more secure environment for end-users.