We wrote recently about how Chrome and Firefox have started showing a “Not Secure” warning on webpages that don’t use HTTPS (SSL). And starting in October, Chrome will make this warning much more noticeable.
If a visitor is on a non-HTTPS page and starts to type in a form field — say, a search field, email newsletter signup, driving directions, or anything else — then Chrome will animate a “Not Secure” status in the address bar.
It’s hard to miss:
Now the good news: You can prevent this “Not Secure” warning from showing on your website at all by adding Whole-Site SSL, which protects every page of your website with HTTPS.
With Whole-Site SSL, this is how your web address will be presented on every page to your customers and prospective buyers:
Add Whole-Site SSL today for just $9/mo. Click the button below or email your account manager and we’ll take care of the rest.