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JohnHuynh last edited by

Hi,
I had a HTTP protocol file which indexed. Now I want to change this file to HTTPS protocol. I wonder that is there any effects?
I don't know HTTPS would be indexed by google or not?

Thanks,
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JohnHuynh last edited by

Thanks Chris for took your time to answers my question!
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Chris.Menke last edited by

John, Yes, Google will index HTTPS pages.
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