Google is about to give Chrome users a small security boost with new functionality that will attempt to automatically upgrade web pages to HTTPS.
Dubbed HTTPS-First mode, the feature resembles the HTTPS-only mode in Firefox.
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Google Adds HTTPS-First Mode to Chrome
Google is about to give Chrome users a small security boost with new functionality that will attempt to automatically upgrade web pages to HTTPS. Dubbed HTTPS-First mode, the feature resembles the HTTPS-only mode in Firefox. The post Google Adds HTTPS-First Mode to Chrome appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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