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Opera has released a new version of its Chromium 64-based browser, which it says is significantly faster than Mozilla's Quantum-tuned Firefox 58.
Just as Mozilla has doubled down on speed and performance improvements in Firefox to claw back users lost to Chrome, Opera too has been busy making under-the-hood improvements aimed at improving performance on Windows.
Cont.Google has said starting later this year its Chrome browser will mark all websites that haven't adopted HTTPS encryption as "not secure."
That means any site that doesn't load with a green padlock or a "secure" message in the browser's address bar will be flagged as insecure.
Emily Schechter, Chrome security product manager, confirmed in a blog post that the changes will come into effect with Chrome 68, scheduled for July.
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