Chrome, Firefox start warning users when websites use insecure HTTP logins

Macworld
Jan 26, 2017, 9:54 am398 pts
The war on insecure webpages has begun, and Mozilla fired the first shot. Recently, Mozilla rolled out Firefox 51 to its mainstream user base. With the new release comes an insecure warning on any page that offers a login form over an HTTP connection instead of HTTPS. Chrome plans to follow suit with version…

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