security warning

[Hammerhead]

Skip is there anyway to turn of this warning. It is VERY annoying every time I change to a diff page I get this warning. I close this warning 100x or more every day. Please Help

Do you want to view only the web page content that was delivered securely. The web page contains content that will not be delivered using a secure HTTPS CONNECTION witch could compromise the security of the entire web page

 

[Miss Blunted]

I get that shit too, I just close out IC. I use a different browser than my boyfriend and his sucks ass, but it doesn't do that to him. I use Internet explorer...he uses Mozilla. Actually, Internet Explorer sucks bigger ass, it freezes all the time. I just hate Mozilla.

Anyways, I feel you man....it keeps me from coming around as much. Slows my day down n shit.

 

[Centrum]

Yes very very very very ( almost as annoying as me filling up like 1,000,000 pages of just the word very ) very very very very very very annoying!

 

[Hammerhead]

I hope skipper has a fix for this

 

[KharmaGirl]

Ya...use Firefox

 

[ArcticBlast]

lol
ArcticBlast

 

[Skip]

The fix is for us to go back to using http: and forget about secure pages entirely (except maybe for logins) or completely remove any outside content from the site, including all images and videos.

The problem only occurs on pages which bring up outside content that is not secure.

The fix is to tell your browser & associated add-ons whatever it takes so you don't get the notice.

You ppl asked for secure pages, now this is what happens when you ask for secure pages when you don't really need them as the browsers and addons are very aggressive and find any fault with a webpage.

 

[intotheunknown]

weird shat...
ive never seen that message. however i do use firefox, with privoxy and TOR.
never had ONE problem. try it out

 

[tokinafaty420]

I don't get it, but I don't use the HTTPS either. Using IE at the moment.

 

[Skip]

Yes you can either browse the site using http: or tell your browser to accept mixed content and to not raise a stink about it every page... (yell at your browser if it doesn't listen to you!)

 

[Skip]

In IE go to Tools, Internet Options, Security, Custom Level, Allow Mixed Content.

That is the way to stop the error coming up...

 

[Skip]

OK, I've changed a few server settings. You should be able to browse the site in http: mode with no problems or error msgs now. If not let me know. You may still get errors in https: mode if you haven't allowed mixed content from icmag in your browser.