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“.
- Scroll down to the “Mark non-secure origins as non-secure” setting and change it to “Always mark HTTP as neutral” to turn off the “Not Secure” warnings. Set it to “Default” enable the warnings.
Relaunch Chrome, and it should no longer warn you of “Not Secure” web pages.
I can’t get the setting to change to “Always mark HTTP as neutral” in Google Chrome.
Guys, what are you talking about??! There’s NO such option in this drop-down menu! There are just TWO choices – DEFAULT and ALWAYS MARK AS ACTIVELY DANGEROUS.
Google has decided they no longer offer the “neutral” option under chrome://flags. Any suggestions for what to do now?
I’ve got a MEMBERS ONLY website for our volunteers around the United States to use for training and education; as a nonprofit buying an SSL is not a viable option for us just to satisfy Google. Call me frustrated…sigh…
This doesn’t work. Chrome still insists on labeling pages as “Not Secure” even if the steps above are taken to disable this notification. This is super annoying because, as a developer, there are instances where I don’t have the luxury of a SSL cert in a dev environment and the notification is. Google sucks.
I have this problem conneting to my secure company web site! how do i overcme this to log in?
I can’t get the setting to change to “Always mark HTTP as neutral” in Google Chrome.