Designed mostly for SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate connoisseurs and users who want to verify the security of a certain website, the Certificate section of Chrome OS will be implemented in the Page Info pop-up of the Chrome web browser and can be enabled using the chrome://flags/#show-cert-link flag in the latest Chrome Canary update. In related news, the Chrome OS team is also experimenting with revamped sign-in and lock screens for Chrome OS, as well as a new Night Light feature that promises to improve our sleep and reduced strain on the eyes by limiting the amount of blue light emitted by the display of our Chromebook devices.
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