Question: A few days ago, Chrome started redirecting all of my vHosts in Wampserver to https. Everything was working fine until a couple days ago, then one day I logged on to work on my site and Chrome said that the site couldn't be reached, even though I used the same URL i always did in the past. Wamp is running as well as Apache and MySQL and none of those services have any errors in the error log.

I have already tried removing the domain(I use a fake .dev extension for my local sites) with `chrome://net-internals/#hsts` but that didn't do anything. I also tried installing SSL to see if Chrome would detect it as a secure connection... nothing. I even tried reinstalling Wamp completely(even though the vHosts work fine in other browsers) and nothing changed.

The only thing that works in Chrome is accessing the sites via `http://localhost/site`. The redirect to HTTPS happens for all of my Apache vHosts. I've googled and googled and can't find anything that actually fixes the problem.

Answer: 
Chrome v63 forces .dev domains to HTTPS. The Internet Engineering Task Force [RFC2606](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2606) specified what top level domains should be used for local development, and .dev isn't on that list.

Google owns the .dev top level domain and automatically redirects all .dev domain names to an HTTPs version of the site via preloaded HSTS.

With .dev being an official generic top-level domain (gTLD), we're better changing our local development suffix from .dev to something else, even if there are other solutions (e.g. https with self-signed certificates). So you should use **.test**, **.example**, **.invalid** or **.localhost** as your local development TLDs instead.
I too use the .dev extension and will change to some other domain in the future but for my existing .dev sites, when the privacy error shows up, click anywhere on the screen and type 'badidea' and chrome will redirect you to the site. It works!