I just updated Chrome to version 79, and I noticed that prefixes like https:// and www. have disappeared again. Before, I fixed this by setting the omnibox-ui-hide-steady-state-url-scheme-and-subdomains flag in chrome://flags to Disabled. However, that flag isn't there anymore, and I don't see what it was replaced with. What's the new way to fix this?  Update: I tried setting temporary-unexpire-flags-m76 to Enabled. While this brought back the above flag, it no longer works. As soon as I set it and relaunch, it gets set right back to Default.
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A couple of days ago I noticed that for all websites, chrome omits from the address bar the protocol and the subdomain if it is www. My co-workers report that they are not seeing this. Chrome version is 67.0.3396.87.  For example, if I type into the address bar https://www.google.com (without the quotes), Chrome immediately displays the chip "Secure" followed by google.com. See attached screenshots.      I have looked in vain for Chrome settings that affect this, plus the chrome://flags page and chrome://net-internals page.  I did not do anything consciously to make this change.  Any ideas?  EDIT: Suggestion from MrWhite that Ominbox UI Hide Stead-State URL Scheme and Trivial Subdomains had become enabled: good suggestion, except that the setting is still at “Default.” See screenshot:    However, as a shot in the dark, I am going to play with the setting to see what happens.  First I set it to “Disabled.” That restored the previous behavior of the address bar, which is to not to hide the protocol and “trivial subdomains.” Then I changed it back to “Default,” and it was hiding them again. One would suspect that somehow the default has been changed, except that co-workers are not reporting this issue.  Oh, well. I’ll just leave it as Disabled for now.  I would be ready to accept the answer from MrWhite, because it provides a workaround. Yet will leave it open for a bit longer, because it does not really answer why this behavior has changed, and why it has to be overridden.  EDIT 2: Chrome version is 67.0.3396.87.
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Google Chrome is probably one of the stricter browsers out there in terms of highlighting SSL errors.  Most browsers will point out when you are viewing an HTTPS page which loads insecure images/Javascript, I understand how this is a security issue - an attacker could have modified the non-SSL content in a way which gives them access to the secure content, injected some javascript for example.  However once you have viewed an HTTPS page with mixed content, Google Chrome will continue showing you the mixed content warning (a red line through the 'https://') for as long as you stay browsing the same domain, even for subsequent pages which only include other HTTPS resources. Only once you navigate to another domain, or open a fresh tab does it tell you you're secure again.  What is the danger it's protecting you from here? How could mixed content on a previous page actually affect the security of subsequent secured pages? I understand that mixed content should be flagged up, but there must be a specific reason that Google is persisting this warning, other than "Well you still need to know about it"
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Recently, Google Chrome keeps loosing the ability to detect my location. When I open Google Maps, it has the icon indicating This site has been blocked from accessing your location and when I click it, a dialog containing Location is turned off in Mac system preferences is shown:  So I have to go to Enable Location Services:  But I am sure that I have done this several times recently. It seems that this setting is lost regularly (maybe for every Chrome auto-update?). How can I make this setting permanent?
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Could anyone suggest a modern way of generating self-signed certificates to be implemented on localhost, which would be accepted by Chrome and Mozilla?  I tried the openssl generation, however Mozilla complains that the issuer is untrusted.  Centos 7, nginx
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A while back, I asked  about disabling tab groups in Chrome v85. And that worked. Now in Chrome version 91 they're back, with a vengeance. Trouble is, the flag that let me solve it last time is gone. The only flag that relates to tab groups is Tab Groups Continuation. And that's still disabled. Is there a way of disabling them hiding away somewhere, or is this a lost cause?
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Previous posts                  As of today, the Moderator Flag Dashboard is officially graduated and the old version sent to the smelter's yard.  Based on stats from the past month, virtually all moderators were already on the new UI (thank you) so you hopefully won't notice any change.  That said, I would like to highlight the handful of improvements we made over the last month and a half based on your feedback:   A more responsive navigation bar at the top of moderator pages, improving the mobile experience. Similarly, , increasing room on the screen for the first question. . .  Not only do the headers look better, they now function better.  Now you scroll to and highlight the post/comment each time you click the link, not just the first time. .  Posts by the same user are grouped together and ordered newest first. .  We eliminated the VLQ (auto) side effect so now "Resolve all flags (auto)" doesn't do anything surprising.  If you still want to leave a comment or decline, you can do so with the buttons next to the individual flags.   Bugs and Feature Requests  Since this project is officially launched, all bugs and feature requests should be done in the form of questions tagged  on MSE, not answers on this post.  Feel free to post an answer here if you have specific concerns about the release process.
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I'm using . For some reason, it has cached a page and won't update. For example, I added an alert('test'); statement to some JavaScript code which is loaded on the page, but Firefox doesn't see it. When I do a view source, I still see the old code.  So I'm guessing this is a cache issue. How can I fix it, or can I make Firefox never cache anything from http://localhost?
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No matter that   in Settings &rarr; Basics &rarr; On startup, I have selected Open the home page Home page is set to my internal address   Chrome still opens with two tabs: my Home page and a Sign in tab (in foreground!).  How do I disable this Sign in thing?  I do not ever want to use it.  The version I'm using is Chrome 18.0.1025.168.  (For purposes of testing, I'm intentionally using older version.)
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I'm running a website which is acting extremely strange.   At the time of writing, this link works: http://www.example.com This link doesn't: http://example.com  But it does work if you copy/paste it and run it in Incognito... This link (after ignoring a warning) serves a totally unrelated and unknown website: https://example.com    I have no idea how to debug this issue. I have contacted the hosting and domain company to investigate the issue. How is the last issue even possible?
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So at one point, Chrome asks you (after login) if you want it to save the password.    The next few times I login, the dialog box/bar doesn't pop up but the key icon near the star is there.    I click it and delete some outdated or duplicate passwords. I changed my Google password because I was forced to by Google.    Chrome isn't remembering that new password (the dialog box isn't popping up).    Is it possible to add a new password to the settings such that when I navigate to the page, the username/password is there already in the fields, highlighted in yellow? this happens in gmail. Thats when i started noticing it. (and all other sites)  Edit: This doesn't seem to happen anymore for me. although someone should answer for the benefit of other readers
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We're using an AWS ELB to do SSL termination and are having an issue where Chrome is displaying "https" in red with a strikethrough.  It says "The site is using outdated security settings that may prevent future versions of Chrome from being able to safely access it." but it doesn't explicitly call out what setting it doesn't like.  How can I find out what Chrome is having a problem with so that our users will get a green checkmark?  An example URL producing the error is here:     I ran our site through SSL Labs and it gave us an "A" Grade:
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I updated favicons for a bunch of my websites.  Refreshing the website does indeed show the updated favicon in the browser tab, however the bookmarks for those websites still have the old favicon.  Short of deleting and re-adding each bookmark, is there any way to get Chrome to refresh the bookmarks of each website? Why doesn't just visiting the website update the bookmark icon too?
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I recently got an answer upvote on an answer on Programming Puzzles and Code Golf.  However, I ended up checking this on chat.stackexchange (specifically , but it appears on main  too. Testing looks like favicons for multiple (at least 3) sites are not working. Here is what it looks like on stackexchange.com (still old top bar, but no visual error):  Here's what it looks like on chat.se:  I'm not entirely certain what that is? Looks like a meta icon for another site. If you look closely, you can see a tiny bit of the &quot;PCG&quot; icon just below it, but it's cut off. This also happens on Literature notices, and Sci-fi and Fantasy (but not Vegetarianism or Veg.meta).  I don't have any meta notices to test with, other than the vegetarianism one (which is fine).  I'm not providing an image, but this works with answer notices too. (tested with PPCG) This is on Chrome (latest version, 61.0.3163.100) on OS X El Capitan.  (but tagged ) and  (unresolved).
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As the photo - Variable 'n' has already been declared.  I've tried clearing my cache, as well as using a new user profile with no extensions, but it doesn't work.  Might be useful to know so it can be fixed before more people are using Chrome (If it's SO's fault of course!)
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I've called GoDaddy a few different times and they said that it looks like it is a problem with my HTML file.  Except, my HTML file is the basic outline of a webpage, nothing fancy at all.    Chrome still says that the webpage is, "Not Secure" with the big red x over it.    I'm not sure what to do to fix it, I don't have any personal information on the site nor am I collecting any information from visitors (it's sort of an information site).  I shouldn't need an SSL certificate because I am not hosting anything privately.
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Does anyone know why i can't disable tls 1.0 and tls1.1 by updating the config to this.  SSLProtocol all -SSLv2 -SSLv3 -TLSv1 -TLSv1.1    After doing this, i reload apache I do an ssl scan using ssllabs or comodo ssl tool, and it still says tls 1.1 and 1.0 are supported. I would like to remove these?
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I read  how to enable silent automatic updates for Google Chrome. However, I have other repositories like spotify, docky and others for which I would like to enable silent updates.   I am trying to do this in my Ubuntu 10.04 system. But this question applies to all Ubuntu versions. I have the unattended-upgrades package installed.  How can I do this?