Running Chrome 111+ and like having your web browsing automatically upgraded to encryption when possible? (who doesn't?!) Help us dogfood! Go to chrome://flags, search for and enable npub1w70jhv9fwjwnfc3x947rkh2lu9pgrd7umfwqkvwev36axvrqa29qcvvvkq (npub1w70…vvkq)-first-mode-v2 and npub1y7nlv0xre4n6laj2l7dfd0mnjccjaxtz6q6qahq9v8028dvhugfquaxjtu (npub1y7n…xjtu)-upgrades, and restart. Voila! Bug reports welcome. This feature automatically tries every page load over https, but silently falls back to http if https doesn't work. It should mean more encryption without interfering with your browsing otherwise.
Also note that if you were already using Chrome's HTTPS-First Mode (https://blog.chromium.org/2021/07/increasing-https-adoption.html), it's available on Chrome for iOS now too: go to Settings > Privacy and Security > "Always Use Secure Connections". This feature is like the HTTPS upgrades described above, but you'll see a full-page warning before falling back to http => better security, at the cost of seeing some warnings.
Kudos to npub1npvsvsr9nurup5jralr2wds9egmwjzyxvnafugqfupd99nr6ulwshez9wt (npub1npv…z9wt) npub18e6j4gl6vlfyju9wsw7x3a32dkp7asw5w85y96d84napmkqsck9q0u02rk (npub18e6…02rk) Mustafa Emre Acer npub127ky39uamvy72xprhf5qsqsttjpcjzga4v4eejkwkenqkvqnzd6qeedlff (npub127k…dlff) and others for working on this stuff 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Emily Stark /
npub1re…ht545
2023-03-13 18:46:17
Author Public Key
npub1rex70pzwcky27tsctwper2dcpd52slcxjmasen9qrfwlx6zrl80q5ht545Published at
2023-03-13 18:46:17Event JSON
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"content": "Running Chrome 111+ and like having your web browsing automatically upgraded to encryption when possible? (who doesn't?!) Help us dogfood! Go to chrome://flags, search for and enable #[0]-first-mode-v2 and #[1]-upgrades, and restart. Voila! Bug reports welcome. This feature automatically tries every page load over https, but silently falls back to http if https doesn't work. It should mean more encryption without interfering with your browsing otherwise.\n\nAlso note that if you were already using Chrome's HTTPS-First Mode (https://blog.chromium.org/2021/07/increasing-https-adoption.html), it's available on Chrome for iOS now too: go to Settings \u003e Privacy and Security \u003e \"Always Use Secure Connections\". This feature is like the HTTPS upgrades described above, but you'll see a full-page warning before falling back to http =\u003e better security, at the cost of seeing some warnings.\n\nKudos to #[2] #[3] Mustafa Emre Acer #[4] and others for working on this stuff 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻",
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