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Google Sets Deadline For HTTPS And Warns Publishers To Upgrade Soon

Google has set the deadline of July 2018 when the Chrome will warn the users who are visiting the sites without SSL Certificate to make sure the users have the secure information transfer between the browser and the server. Know how to make the URL’s to Https and get SSL cerificate from SSL certificate provider for your website and other processes.

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Google Sets Deadline For HTTPS And Warns Publishers To Upgrade Soon

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  1. Google has set the deadline of July 2018 when the Chrome will warn the users who are visiting the sites without SSL Certificate to make sure the users have the secure information transfer between the browser and the server. As the more than 50% of Internet browsers worldwide belong to Chrome, this will have a huge impact on the web publishers. A prominent warning like may have a negative impact on site visitors those have not upgraded, which may affect advertising impressions, lead generation, sales and so on. Gone are the days when such a consideration was only limited to E-commerce sites, now it is binding all web publishers to upgrade to HTTPS. Google Sets Deadline for HTTPS and Warns Publishers to Upgrade Soon

  2. Google Sets Deadline for HTTPS and Warns Publishers to Upgrade Soon

  3. How will chrome warn users of insecure pages? • A warning will come up in Chrome’s address bar known as the Omni box indicating that the website is insecure to browse. This warning will show for all http websites. Hence adding the SSL certificate to the website will make them secure in the views of the Google as well as on the internet. It will drive the web publishers to have SSL certificate.

  4. How will chrome warn users of insecure pages?

  5. Will Chrome Display a Warning on Mixed Content Pages? • Google’s announcement still doesn’t specifically address whether it will mixed secure or insecure web pages trigger the warning. More or less, it can be assumed that the kind of pages that display a mix of secure and insecure content will trigger a warning. Of Course, Chrome’s Lighthouse web page auditing tool can detect what web page elements are triggering a mixed content warning.

  6. Worldwide Impact of Chrome HTTPS Security Warning! • online ssl certificate providerThis warning will have worldwide impact, specifically regions like South America, where Chrome use is as high as 74.04 percent and Israel, where 66.77 percent of Internet traffic is on Chrome. This will affect the countries where the chrome use is as low as 39%. There are as many as 12 countries which have been listed to be updated to HTTPS to stay away of such impact.

  7. Worldwide Impact of Chrome HTTPS Security Warning!

  8. Importance of SSL Certificate For Your Online Store • It goes without saying that an e-commerce business cannot succeed without trust. Your customers need to feel that yours is a reputable and trustworthy business while they engage in financial transactions with your business. If you own an e-commerce business or are about to start one it is vital that you connect with an SSL certificate provider in India for your business.

  9. Importance of SSL Certificate For Your Online Store • Getting an SSL certificate online will help you maintain this trust. SSL is the backbone of our secure Internet and it protects your sensitive information as it travels across the world’s computer networks. SSL is essential for protecting your website, even if it doesn’t handle sensitive information like credit cards and especially if it does. It provides privacy, critical security and data integrity for both your websites and your users’ personal information.

  10. Importance of SSL Certificate For Your Online Store

  11. Should you upgrade to HTTPS? • The monetary cost for upgrading should no longer be an issue because most web hosting providers already provide free HTTPS certificates as well as low cost certificates and also Google’s Lighthouse Developer Recommendations page recommends Let’s Encrypt as a low cost alternative for those who run their own servers.

  12. Should you upgrade to HTTPS? • In addition to that there are technical issues involved: Among the considerations for upgrading to HTTPS are the mixed content issues, where a secure webpage links to a webpage asset such as JavaScript or CSS using an insecure URL. Because secured sites tend to rank on top of Google’s SERP than the unsecured websites.

  13. Should you upgrade to HTTPS?

  14. Thank You

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