> Most users have no idea what any of this means. That's a bad reason to do things. Users will learn what is made important to them. Red website for http, gree

> Most users have no idea what any of this means. That's a bad reason to do things. Users will learn what is made important to them. Red website for http, green website for https. Nice big lettering to translate to the non technical user 'Protected' mode versus 'Unsafe' mode. Yeah for power users show all the nitty gritties, but this isn't about being technical or not - it's not being communicated properly and instead its just hidden. When your spouse doesn't communicate well with you, starts having an affair, and then hides it, _thats NOT a good thing_. All this talk of pasting urls...thats not how users use the web. Nobody is keeping in mind which websites support https or not. They do care what happens when they browse.