When you have a secure connection Chrome will display a ‘padlock’ icon. Google Chrome likes when websites use HTTPS because it means they can feel more confident that your information is safe. HTTPS adds SSL (another protocol) into the mix to provide encryption and authentication which keeps the information private between your computer and the website. HTTPS (notice the S on the end) is the secure protocol. Here is an example: An example of a page with the “Information Symbol” which indicates your connection is not secure. You will see the grey circle with an i – the “Information Symbol” – when you are connected over HTTP.
When you are connected to a website over HTTP the content of the page can easily be changed and the information you enter in can easily be stolen. The meaning of those acronyms don’t matter – what you want to know is that one of those protocols is secure and one isn’t. Which one is used depends on what the website tells your browser to do. When you connect to a website your browser uses the HTTP protocol or the HTTPS protocol. It tells you when your connection to a website is not secure. The lowercase i with a circle around it is formally known as the Information Symbol. Have you seen this ‘circle with an i’ icon in Google’s Chrome web browser? Wondered what it meant? You need to add languages in Mac to customize the translation settings, while on Windows 10 you can simply change the browser language itself.In Everything Encryption The grey ‘circle with an i’ symbol indicates your connection is not secure. Below is how it looks on Windows where you have an additional option to make any specific language as the default Chrome language. The above screenshots are from Mac which does not support changing the browser language.
Unfortunately, the languages section works differently in Windows 10 and macOS. One of the major reason we love Chrome is due to the robust platform independent design of the browser. Related: How to import and export passwords from Chrome. You can and as many as languages and customize the option for each language separately. This is useful when you read webpages in your mother tongue which not English. Ensure you have disabled this option for specific language, so that Chrome will not offer translation. This is not required when you have this option enabled for all the languages. Turn Translation On for Specific LanguageĬheck the box “Offer to translate pages in this languages” to offer automatic translation for that specific language.
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