On Monday, November 21, 2011 10:30:02 PM UTC-5, James Gilliam wrote: > > I am using HTTPS but get the annoying caution warning (or even big red > X warning) when using the chrome browser when there is unsecured > content in the page. This can occur if even one http:// <img> is > being used, e.g. a profile pic from twitter. Or if you are loading > javascript from an ad server. I looked for a more appropriate forum > because I realize this is a Chrome issue but could not find any. > > I have been able to get away from some of this by redirecting from my > own https to the http ... this redirection Chrome does not detect; > unfortunately, the ad server disallows it. > > > On Monday, November 21, 2011 10:30:02 PM UTC-5, James Gilliam wrote: > > I am using HTTPS but get the annoying caution warning (or even big red > X warning) when using the chrome browser when there is unsecured > content in the page. This can occur if even one http:// <img> is > being used, e.g. a profile pic from twitter. Or if you are loading > javascript from an ad server. I looked for a more appropriate forum > because I realize this is a Chrome issue but could not find any. > > I have been able to get away from some of this by redirecting from my > own https to the http ... this redirection Chrome does not detect; > unfortunately, the ad server disallows it. > > There is no warning in Safari. > > My customer is complaining that the https warning makes my content > seem less secure to others. > > Any ideas out there. > > On Monday, November 21, 2011 10:30:02 PM UTC-5, James Gilliam wrote: > > I am using HTTPS but get the annoying caution warning (or even big red > X warning) when using the chrome browser when there is unsecured > content in the page. This can occur if even one http:// <img> is > being used, e.g. a profile pic from twitter. Or if you are loading > javascript from an ad server. I looked for a more appropriate forum > because I realize this is a Chrome issue but could not find any. > > I have been able to get away from some of this by redirecting from my > own https to the http ... this redirection Chrome does not detect; > unfortunately, the ad server disallows it. > > There is no warning in Safari. > > My customer is complaining that the https warning makes my content > seem less secure to others. > > Any ideas out there. > >
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