Hi, sometimes a forum has mixed content warnings. See now Letsencrypt: [image] Let's Encrypt Community Support Let's Encrypt Community Support Some favicons - http://alohadentalgroup.com/assets/icons/favicon.ico Found in https://sjc4.discourse-cdn.com/lets…

That favicon URL isn’t hosted in Discourse, are you using Discourse? What’s the URL for the installation? Do you have force_https enabled? If so reupload your icons. If not enable it then re-upload.

[image] Stephen: What’s the URL for the installation? Do you have force_https enabled? I don’t know, I’m not an administrator of the Letsencrypt forum. But if there is a local option, I will ask in the internal Regular-forum. PS: Thanks moving

The warning is nothing to worry about. One of the users on Let’s Encrypt site added a URL in http, in this topic Issues running certbot command - Help - Let's Encrypt Community Support . For this reason the browser warns (rightly) that there is mixed content.

[image] dax: The warning is nothing to worry about. Mixed content warnings are always bad. It’s possible to add cookies via http that are used with the next https connection. So forum software should never initiate http connections. Especially in a forum that talks about “My certificate is w…

[image] JuergenAuer: http://alohadentalgroup.com/assets/icons/favicon.ico That favicon isn’t available over HTTPS. The mixed content warning isn’t ideal, but it’s preferable to user confusion over why their links don’t work.

[image] Stephen: That favicon isn’t available over HTTPS. I know. But it’s possible that a man in the middle uses such a browser initiated http connection to add a cookie vie http. Later, the cookie is sent from the browser via https - and the man in the middle knows the session cookie. That…

[image] supermathie: The browser isn’t sending its cookies for the forum site to another site, HTTP or HTTPS. That’s not the problem. That would be a browser bug. A man in the middle can add a cookie in the http://alohadentalgroup.com connection with the domain alohadentalgroup.com, with the…

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Stephen (Stephen) Septembre 11, 2020, 1:04 6

Cette icône de site n’est pas disponible en HTTPS. L’avertissement de contenu mixte n’est pas idéal, mais il est préférable à la confusion des utilisateurs quant à la raison pour laquelle leurs liens ne fonctionnent pas.

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