Why not show Secure in front of URL in my Chrome browser when I open live server from VS code? Please If anyone know my problem solution tell me the reason?
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Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. – Community Feb 19 '22 at 17:10
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The only thing that the Not Secure badge in the address bar indicates is that the webpage doesn't have a valid SSL certificate (or that there is no certificate at all, http:// vs https://).
It is not something you need to worry about while developing a website. When you look to host the site, you should look into getting a certificate from a service like "Let's Encrypt" or using a host that provides a free certificate.
One thing to note is that you should avoid using a self signed certificate (as opposed to getting a signed certificate from an authority) if you plan to publish the site to be accessible to people other than yourself. A self signed certificate will result in the same warning in most browsers unless the user has a copy of the certificate in their certificate store (where certificates are stored). You can make it work on an individual computer or network, but it is easy enough to get a proper certificate. You only need to worry about renewing it if the place you get the certificate from doesn't have an auto renewal system.
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