Enabling HTTPS-Only Mode in Browsers

Created by Uroosa Anwer, Modified on Mon, 9 Feb at 11:09 PM by Uroosa Anwer

Overview 

Enabling HTTPS-Only mode in your web browser ensures that all connections are made securely over HTTPS. Please follow the instructions below based on the browser you are using. 

Mozilla Firefox 

Step 1 - Open Firefox browser and click on the three horizontal line at the right upper corner of the screen.
 
 

Step 2 - Click on Settings. 

  
 

Step 3 - Navigate to Privacy & Security.


Step 4 - Scroll down to the HTTPS-Only Mode section and enable 'HTTPS-Only Mode in all windows'.
 

 

Microsoft Edge 

 

Step 1 - Open Microsoft Edge browser and click on the horizontal three dots at right most upper corner of the screen and go to Settings.
 


Step 2 - Navigate to Privacy, search, and services and then scroll down to the Security section.
 

 

Step 3- Turn on 'Automatically switch to more secure connections with Automatic HTTPS'.


 

Google Chrome


Step 1 - Open Chrome browser and click on the horizontal three dots at right most upper corner of the screen and go to Settings. 
  
 

Step 2 - Navigate to Privacy and security and click on  Security. 

  

 

Step 3 - Enable the toggle for 'Always use secure connections'.
 
 

 

 



 



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