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Mar 2021
12m 33s

Chrome 90 will start communicating in HT...

Hussein Nasser
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For the longest time, all browsers will always use HTTP in schemeless URLs (when HTTP or HTTPS is not specified). Chrome is flipping this with version 90  


Chapters

*  HTTPS by Default 0:00

* What happens Today 1:00

* What will happen in Chrome 90 4:00

* HSTS? 6:20

* is HTTPS everywhere dead? 7:10

* How to Enable 8:20 


Video https://youtu.be/XrlfX0duLKQ

https://latesthackingnews.com/2021/03/01/google-will-launch-https-first-approach-with-urls-from-chrome-90

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