Chrome browser 2016

 Google's wish that everything goes online through a secure corridor and this means that the Chrome browser Chrome in the near future will inform the user that the site, which will visit unencrypted adequacy of any unsafe through a red X may at URL bar.

With this anticipated the Chrome browser change can be a Web entire encrypted and all the sites operating within the secure HTTPS protocol, which provides an additional layer of security on an HTTP Web protocol where many companies and organizations recently transmitted to the Web encrypted via encrypted Internet pages under the campaign name of Encode everything to activate the first protocol instead of the second.

Currently Chrome browser icon shows a blank page when you visit the site is unlocked HTTPS protocol, green lock when the page is safe, and a red X when there is anything wrong with regard to the Protocol on the page in question.

It is known that Google had announced these plans in 2014 when the development of the Chrome browser team to submit a proposal to show all the pages that do not depend HTTPS protocol that it is safe from the principle is that any page that, within HTTP is where the exchange of data between the server and the user is not Encrypted any third party can be intercepted and Maizhae theft of passwords or any other private or sensitive information messages. In the HTTPS who withholds only data protection but also confirms that the user is connected with the correct location and this is the most important and protect him from dealing with counterfeit versions of other pages.

Of course the application of HTTPS pages means that Google probably a large possibility Stzarha in the foreground during the search results, where it was announced that the developers Google I / O 2014 the company's own conference, but not the only one in that where went many companies as this, such as Mozilla and Apple, which demanded too sites to be encrypted. Also, many governments such as the US government demanded that all sites be org. Secured through the HTTPS protocol.

Google has yet to announce a date for providing the advantage of the media browser Chrome for unencrypted sites automatically but projections indicate that this is done soon, that is, during the next few weeks.