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Unless I'm missing something this doesn't apply if you enter a search in the browser's search bar, only if you visit google.com Of course you can manually chan
by tlrobinson 15y ago
Unless I'm missing something this doesn't apply if you enter a search in the browser's search bar, only if you visit google.com
Of course you can manually change the search bar settings in most browsers to use encrypted.google.com.
- cleverjake 15y agoif you are using the default search in chrome, I am sure that google will update it to be the encrypted by default. If you manually change to the unencrypted version, it'll likely stay that way. Pure conjecture, but really likely, in my opinion.