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3. 6. 2018
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Do you have a secure site?

If you don’t, Chrome will start alerting users to you and their traffic will likely drop. Until now, Google Chrome notifies sites and e-stores secured with HTTPS with a green lock symbol. Since HTTPS is now almost standard, Chrome will begin to warn more prominently about any unsecured apps.

Don’t waste your time and give your competitors an unnecessary advantage. Look to us, deploying HTTPS is a routine matter for us and you will avoid unnecessary complications thanks to it.

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