Google chrome will start warning you about http pages

Google Chrome takes security very seriously and begins to take the first steps towards a much more secure online connection. The company introduces measures from October 2017 with which it seeks to increase and improve the security of its users.

Google Chrome will start warning you about HTTP pages

Google Chrome is going to start warning about HTTP pages. The definitive idea from Chrome is to say that all HTTP pages are not safe, whether you are browsing in a normal or incognito mode, but that time has not yet come. Despite that, the first steps are already being taken.

If I keep my website to HTTP what will happen to me?

Currently, when you connect to an HTTP page and at some point ask for information such as your credit card, Google Chrome marks the page as unsafe. That has been the first step in improving online security, and now the next available steps are coming.

Now, starting in October, when a user enters any type of data or information on an HTTP website, Google Chrome will mark it as unsafe. It will also do so when you connect to a website of this type in incognito mode.

Although it is true that most web pages already work with, Google Chrome wants to avoid having pages that do not, and in this way it seeks to force / encourage that change. Nothing has been commented on the date when all HTTP pages will be declared unsafe, although we will surely know more in October. What do you think of this Google Chrome measure?