Google’s new Security Panel in Chrome will push developers into an HTTPS future

Web browser security is important, which is why Google is adding a security panel for developers in Chrome 48 beta that lets them visualize and troubleshoot all of their connections. Writing that it has made security a “first-class citizen in DevTools,” Google’s new panel is at least the easiest way to check which pages are secure, which aren’t — and why. Developers will get connection information for every network request, a glance that shows the status of TLS certificate verifications and a tool that shows if sites are loading insecure HTTP subresources (mixed content). Clicking on a subresource also gives insight…

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