Google Chrome is done warning you about insecure websites after the fact

An optional security toggle introduced in Chrome in 2022 is now becoming a default setting for all users. The feature warns users before they connect to websites using the older, insecure HTTP protocol, giving them the opportunity to avoid the connection. Previously only available to users in Chrome's Enhanced Protection mode, this setting will now appear standard across the browser. Google expects most users will rarely encounter these warnings since the majority of websites have already migrated to HTTPS.

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