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So we have had a thread  discussing the changes with Chrome 80  and its effects on push which  you can find here
	
	
		
			
				
					
						
					
				
			
			
				
					
						
							
						
					
					afflift.com
				
			
		
	
Which is quite an interesting read and will hopefully continue with some insights on how things have been effected with the changes
But Google is not resting on the laurels and will keep going until they are the masters of the universe!
		
		
	
	
		
	
So they're now planning to block content mixed content downloads which basically means if you serve an HTTPS page but you have some HTTP content or vice versa then it will end up being blocked!
Now, this is not as big an impact as the push thing but needs to be considered as now you'll need to ensure everything is HTTP or HTTPS.
Why should I care? Well if you serve any content over HTTP then there is a very real chance it will be blocked, APK's, EXE's even ISO's yeah whatever 99% of us are not dealing with those but PNG, JPG etc. now those are in our ballpark!
The following chart shows their plan
		
	
Chromium Blog post
	
	
		
			
				
					
						
					
				
			
			
				
					
						
							
						
					
					blog.chromium.org
				
			
		
	
Not something to panic about but definitely something to understand and take on
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			Chrome 80 Blocking Push Notifications
Which is quite an interesting read and will hopefully continue with some insights on how things have been effected with the changes
But Google is not resting on the laurels and will keep going until they are the masters of the universe!
	So they're now planning to block content mixed content downloads which basically means if you serve an HTTPS page but you have some HTTP content or vice versa then it will end up being blocked!
Now, this is not as big an impact as the push thing but needs to be considered as now you'll need to ensure everything is HTTP or HTTPS.
Why should I care? Well if you serve any content over HTTP then there is a very real chance it will be blocked, APK's, EXE's even ISO's yeah whatever 99% of us are not dealing with those but PNG, JPG etc. now those are in our ballpark!
The following chart shows their plan
Chromium Blog post
					
				Protecting users from insecure downloads in Google Chrome
Update (April 6, 2020): Chrome was originally scheduled to start user-visible warnings on mixed downloads in Chrome 82. These warnings, as w...
				Not something to panic about but definitely something to understand and take on
			
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