You can disable/remove the “Not secure” warning message from the address bar. The good news is that Google has provided an option to disable this feature. For example, you know your favorite websites are secure but they don’t use HTTPS for connections, you may not want to see the “Not secure” label in the address bar every time you open those websites. The “Not secure” warning notification is displayed next to the website URL and when you click on the warning message, it tells you that your connection to this site is not secure.Īctually now-a-days many websites use HTTPS for connections which provides more security to the users and Google Chrome has started showing warning messages for HTTP only websites to encourage webmasters to move their websites to HTTPS protocol.Īlthough if a website shows “Not secure” warning, it’s not a problem from your side but sometimes you may not want to see the warning in Google Chrome. When you open a website in Google Chrome which is still using HTTP for connections, Google Chrome shows a “ Not secure” warning message in the address bar as shown in following screenshot:

The newer Google Chrome versions flag/mark HTTP only websites as non-secure.

Insecure browser message