Google Chrome 25 Will Serve Searches Over SSL From the Omnibox For All Users

An anonymous reader writes "Google on Friday announced yet another security improvement for Chrome 25. In addition to killing silent extension installation, the omnibox in Google's browser will send all searches over a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) connection. Chrome already does this for users who are signed in to Google: when they search from the address bar, their queries are sent over HTTPS. As of Chrome 25, however, the same will happen for users who aren't signed in to Google."

Great

[Spy Handler]

good to know that Google values our privacy so much.

Not like that other internet site that sells everything about you except your underwear to the highest bidder, and forces you to use your real name for everything.

Google values privacy

[pitchpipe]

Google does this because they value privacy: the privacy of the data of every aspect of your personal and professional life. The privacy of this data has great value ($$$). Some other company getting hold of this data would certainly lessen its value.