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I still don't get why they did this. It's just a huge step back in every single way I can think of.
by tokenizerrr 9y ago
I still don't get why they did this. It's just a huge step back in every single way I can think of.
- aargh_aargh 9y agoFor now, you can star the issue I linked to.
- UnoriginalGuy 9y agoIt is so needless too. Users already had to click "Secure," and then a blue link, all they did was change a useful blue link (to the certificate info) to a useless one (Learn More[0]). As a technical user, I was using certificate info multiple times a day, even on sites where I didn't want nor need the developer bar open. Now I keep on opening the Developer Bar to check the certificate and it shoots me straight into emulation mode, disrupting my entire workflow. They should just re-add it at the bottom by "Site Settings." [0] https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95617 https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95617
- tmd83 9y agoThat's what I was wondering. Whose brilliant idea was this and what was the rationale, does anyone know? There are quite a few decisions/bugs/lack-of-feature I see in google product that makes me wonder to whom such things make sense or doesn't matter.