Display Chrome for Windows security zone for page

Is it possible to determine in Chrome what security zone it has decided to put a page into in the same way Internet Explorer 11 displays the zone for the current page when you select properties from the context menu for the page?

Solution 1:

I don't believe Chrome has a concept of Zones. Chrome does read one or more of the zone lists for use in chrome policies/features. An example is why I went looking for the same question.

In Windows only, if the command-line switch --auth-server-whitelist is not present, the permitted list consists of those servers in the Local Machine or Local Intranet security zone...

I am unable to find a way in Chrome to determine if the current website has indeed been whitelisted by Chrome other then by its behaviour, but again i dont believe chrome would consider this site as Intranet, as much as it would consider it auth-server-whitelisted.

Solution 2:

Now that new Edge (Edgium) is based on Chromium, Microsoft has had to make clearer the interaction between zones and Chromium, which I believe applies to Chrome as well.

This blog article explains it clearly.

In summary, Chromium uses Security Zones for File Downloads and automatic Windows Integrated Authentication. An explicit site list policy for Authentication will override using Zones for WIA. New Edge will also use Zones for tabs that are in IE Mode, as they are actually running in IE 11.

Unfortunately New Edge has no way to display the zone for a particular page like IE 11.