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I'd go a leap further and change the background color of the address bar to red if it's a non-HTTPS page. No excuse for any site to be HTTP in 2017, especially
by ArlenBales 10y ago
I'd go a leap further and change the background color of the address bar to red if it's a non-HTTPS page. No excuse for any site to be HTTP in 2017, especially with LetsEncrypt. Your host doesn't allow LetsEncrypt? They need to get with the times, or you need to switch hosts. (Why would you want to use a host that doesn't see the value of HTTPS?)
- hughes 10y agoAs stated in the article, that is in fact the long term goal for treatment of the Google Chrome address bar.