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Google Chrome to Soon Get 'HTTPS-Only Mode' for Secure Browsing: Report | Technology News

Google Chrome to Soon Get 'HTTPS-Only Mode' for Secure Browsing: Report Google Chrome is reportedly getting a new 'HTTPS-only mode' to ensure safer browsing on the internet. The new feature is currently under testing and is reportedly hidden under chrome://flags for now. It is expected to release when Chrome 93 or 94 rolls out. The new feature will automatically switch users to HTTPS protocol from HTTP protocol.

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