> Turning red is more functionality than today, not less. Firstly, I didn't say it was a regression in functionality, just a regression in security (due to th

> Turning red is more functionality than today, not less. Firstly, I didn't say it was a regression in functionality, just a regression in security (due to the loss of contrast by removing the green). Secondly, I actually did think the red was currently in place. I'm not a Chrome user, so it seems surprising to me that there is no warning currently in Chrome for entering data into insecure forms!? Firefox currently shows a red slash in the URL and an additional popup on the form input element itself which appears on focus rather than only after you've actually entered text. The Chrome team has such a good reputation for improving security on the web, so it seems bizarre to me they'd be behind on something so simple (and also not even attempting to catch up).