Google Chrome now warns users if they are visiting a page that is not protected via HTTPS as “Not Secure”. If you don’t like this behavior, you can disable it with the following steps.
- Open Chrome, type chrome://flags in the address bar, then press “Enter“.
- Type the word “secure” in the search box at the top to make it easier to find the setting we need.
- Scroll down to the “Mark non-secure origins as non-secure” setting and change it to “Disabled” to turn off the “Not Secure” warnings. To turn on the warnings, the other “Enabled” or “Default” settings can be used.
- Select the “Relaunch Chrome” button, and Chrome should no longer warn you of “Not Secure” web pages.
MrMarius says
I came looking for a solution for this as i experienced it with a brand new windows 10 VM installation.(vmware).
ALL websites was marked as not secure.
Eventually i found out that the VM network was NAT’ed and notbridged.
When i changed it to briged everything went back to normal.
Dont know if this is of any relevance to any of you.
Mike says
I keep having this and can’t even open any website, even with a different browser. Problem seems to be ever since I had a malware issue. I’m thinking it’s due to changes made by the malware. Removed the virus but still nothing works.
Gaye Fern says
The problem seems to be with the browser itself, not the individual websites, Chrome is now showing this on EVERY website I visit, even my own which has up to date SSL, the problem is with the browser and Google don’t seem to want to know about it…a major issue
David says
Type “thisisunsafe” (without the quotes) anywhere on the screen to bypass. Recommend only doing on local network sites that you trust.
Divakar Ray says
Doesn’t work for me any longer. No matter how many times I try, the “not secure” keeps coming back – so it looks to me like Chrome is changing my settings.
YoureOneOfThem says
@Tony says July 24, 2020 at 1:29 pm
Because it gives this message on sites that are most definitely “secure” – such as my bank, Paypal, government sites – and because there should still be an option to “proceed anyway” as I am perfectly capable of deciding what risks I am willing to take online. I don’t need or want anyone, or thing, deciding what I should or should not do.
N says
chrome://flags/#legacy-tls-enforced
Tony says
Ummmm….why would anyone disable this flag.? It puts you at greater risk. You should not go to sites that don’t at minimum use TLS1..2. Period. Any business that has not upgraded is Negligent negligent
KenDecker says
My pages open, but they still show a banner at the top, [(!) Not Secure], I don’t need to see this.
Stacy says
I did it but it still says not secure to the website and links to I want to click on.
James Cooper says
Thank you for taking the time to write this information. Sadly it did not work for me neither did chome setting , security , advanced, warn about certificate mismatch… Im still at a loss
calculusky says
this worked for me. clear your chrome cache. go to settings, apps, chrome. clear the cache data
waqas khan says
sir my problem is google chrome is not sesure
Qasim says
your connection to this site is not secure how can solve a problems please help now
Audrey Mantel says
Still doing it here
Carlos says
Having problems trying to switch Non-secure info to secure, i’ve been trying to get to the Taxslayer website and for some reason it won’t let me get in with goggle chrome, i try to disable it like the instructions says but had no luck so far, any advice that can help will be greatly appreciated.
bob palmer says
did not work for me. i get these warning in about every bookmark at one time or another. most of the time is is the will my phone work site. but the last one was the astc.org and the website has https:// in it so tha tis not working for me. any other ideas. this started last week 1-12-20 and some times i can leave that not secure tab open and 5 minutes later it will go to that site. i have deleted chrome and reinstalled it. reset my win 10 o/s did the reset chrome thing. i’m about out of options. no one seem to have an answer. the wife gets it on her pc also..
raha says
Thank you very much
It helped me
Med says
Change the date it will work like magic
Nathaniel says
Thank you so much!
dhdhfhdfh says
Doesn’t work. The only workaround I’ve found is installing the “HTTPS Everywhere” extension.
Rodney Coelho says
Did not work for me!
Victor says
Did not work. Bidding Site still shows “Not secure”, but Chrome allows me to browse the site. But when I try to enter a bid into the site, the “Not Secure” turns red, it allows me to enter the bid, but when I try to submit the bid, all I get is the never-ending in process symbol in the Chrome tab
MIchael says
did not work at all. tried and disabled every optin in the secure-search. nothing helped…
ZAW says
No.. the site is still showing as unsecure!
Simon says
I found a solution that works on the sites I’ve visited so far. Install the Chrome add-on, HTTPS Everywhere.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/https-everywhere/gcbommkclmclpchllfjekcdonpmejbdp/related?hl=en
KMP says
Doesn’t work for me any longer. No matter how many times I try, the “not secure” keeps coming back – so it looks to me like Chrome is changing my settings.
mikeplanet says
Same here… I created a dev subdomain without ssl, the www has ssl but not “dev.”.. now when I open dev in chrome, I see the error, ok cool.. but I could always proceed anyway… now this option is gone??
Ethan says
I did this and it doesn’t help my problem
I want to access a website but on the adress bar (on the left) it says Not sequre and crosses the https out.
It will start the website, but it won’t load
Marni says
The steps were followed but no changes in accessing the NOT SECURE site I need to access.
MA
Neha Arora says
the pages are still not opening .. i just got rid of the not secure flag
Cole Leishman says
now i just need to get rid of the information sign
Zubayer Ahmed Khan says
Please proceed anyway
Nick says
This did not work for me. Still getting, “Your connection is not private” with no option to proceed anyway.