I think what will happen is that visiting `vcap.me` will open `https://vcap.me https://vcap.me`, which would fail with a cert error, so Chrome will automaticall

I think what will happen is that visiting `vcap.me` will open `https://vcap.me https://vcap.me`, which would fail with a cert error, so Chrome will automatically (without showing the error) open `http://vcap.me http://vcap.me`, which would issue a redirect to `https://vcap.me https://vcap.me`, which would fail with a cert error. If you were navigating to `localhost`, Chrome would directly open `http://localhost http://localhost` which would do the redirect. It's unclear if Chrome is smart enough to know that `vcap.me` is a localhost service, but we can imagine a remote host which would behave the same way.