Site showing Not Secure on the browser bar.

Recently, Google launched a new update wherein all websites that do not use an SSL certificate (do not work on HTTPS) have started showing a “Not Secure” label in the browser bar.

Secure Sockets Layer or SSL helps to give your site a more secure structure by creating an encrypted link between the server and client. You do not need to purchase an SSL certificate for your Pixpa website(s). Pixpa itself would be applying the SSL certificate on your website.


What next?

  • If your browser is still showing “not secure.” The issue can happen because your domain may not be connected correctly with your Pixpa website. In this case, we request you to reconnect the same. Know more.
  • Or it may be because your SSL certificate has expired. In this case, you need to raise a request for renewing the same to the Pixpa Support. You can ping us from the studio’s live chat or email us at support@pixpa.com.

 

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