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Some of you likely do know what this lock icon represents, but most Chrome users apparently don’t. | Image: The Verge


The padlock icon indicating website security has appeared in the URL bar of web browsers for so long that it’s practically become part of the furniture at this point — which is exactly why Google is planning to retire it from Chrome later this year. On Tuesday, the search giant announced that the lock will be replaced by …

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