Page listed as 'insecure'

[whazzup]

https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...-transparent-zero-speaker-review.13717/page-9

Just curious that this particular page is listed as 'insecure' by chrome. Might not be anything serious, just thought I'll bring it up.

 

[Doodski]

I opened it with no issue. I used Chrome with the Bitdefender security suite.,

 

[whazzup]

I opened it with no issue. I used Chrome with the Bitdefender security suite.,

In my case I just see that the usual lock icon in the url field has the exclamation mark instead. But this is on mobile chrome.

 

[MZKM]

On Chrome on my Mac it is secure.

EDIT: Chrome on my iPhone says it's not fully secure.
EDIT #2: Safari on Mac doesn't show the lock icon.

 

[Killingbeans]

Maybe it's the GIFs? Not saying they are dangerous, but the browser might flag them for some stupid reason?

 

[milw50717]

It's an indication that the page has 'mixed content', which means there is a mix of HTTPS and HTTP content. In this case one or more of the images being served will be using a HTTP address. View -> Developer -> Javascript Console will show you the content that is causing the message.

 

[whazzup]

It's an indication that the page has 'mixed content', which means there is a mix of HTTPS and HTTP content. In this case one or more of the images being served will be using a HTTP address. View -> Developer -> Javascript Console will show you the content that is causing the message.

I see.... guess the culprit is an image from noaudiophile.

 

[retro]

I think many manufacturers would consider ASR very insecure...

 

[Martin]