How To Enable Disable Automatic Https For Urls In Microsoft Edge
Whenever a user visits a website without a protocol, the first browser connects to the HTTP version of the page and then redirects to the HTTPS version of the page if it supports it. For example, if you visit type geekermag.com, then browser first visit http://geekermag.com and then https://geekermag.com. With the Automatic HTTPS feature, the browser will directly load https://geekermag.com instead of following the scenario discussed above. How to Enable and Disable Automatic HTTPS for URLs in Microsoft Edge How to Enable and Disable Automatic HTTPS for URLs in Microsoft Edge...