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    • A Former User
      A Former User last edited by

      Hi there, folks!

      Really apprechiate Opera, it's a cool browser!

      I'm running Opera 49.0.2725.47^on W10, 64bit - everything is wonderful! 🙂

      But 1 thing really puzzles me: I activated SSL for some homepages I look after.

      Although in the sourcecode of those pages ther is NO occurrance of "http://" anymore, (only "https://"), Opera still says it has blocked contents on this page. This I really don't understand.

      Any hint or tipp is greatly apprechiated!

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      • burnout426
        burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

        Can you provide a test link?

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        • sgunhouse
          sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

          Ads? Images referred to in the CSS or JS? Linked scripts?

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          • A Former User
            A Former User @sgunhouse last edited by

            @sgunhouse

            Well, checked, of course. As I wrote: NO http anymore - neither in the header, nor the body or elsewhere.
            No ads there.

            @burnout426

            ok:
            view-source:https://prima-sb.de - paste this into the URL and you can directly see the source - no "http:"
            When looking at the page the usual way, I have the warning "blocked contents" on the far right in the URL-line.

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            • leocg
              leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

              just for curiosity I saved the page, opened it in a text editor and searched for 'http:'. I could find at least two http links, one pointing to doubleclick and other to Amazon.

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              • A Former User
                A Former User @leocg last edited by

                @leocg said in Why still blocked contents?:

                just for curiosity I saved the page, opened it in a text editor and searched for 'http:'. I could find at least two http links, one pointing to doubleclick and other to Amazon.

                WOAH! Thanks - I'll check this!

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                • A Former User
                  A Former User @Guest last edited by

                  @jbt said in Why still blocked contents?:

                  @leocg said in Why still blocked contents?:

                  just for curiosity I saved the page, opened it in a text editor and searched for 'http:'. I could find at least two http links, one pointing to doubleclick and other to Amazon.

                  WOAH! Thanks - I'll check this!

                  Ok, I checked: saved the complete page with Opera - so you get a) the HTML-page and b) the directory with all the JS, pictures and CSS-files.

                  a) I searched for 'http:' (I use UltraEdit file editor) in the page: nothing!
                  b) I found several strings "http:" in analytics.js, jquery.js, and other *.js files, default.css, even in JPGs (!)

                  But NOT any single reference to either doubleclick (Ad-Server) or Amazon!
                  Could it be that these come from your browser (plugins?)

                  Ok, I found "https://stats.g.doubleclick.net" in analytics.js, but that should come from Google Analytics server and not from the said domain the page is from.

                  Still puzzled... Why doesn't quote Opera those elements which are unsafe/blocked? It would be easy then to understand where the problem lies and how to resolve it, in case that's possible...

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                  • sgunhouse
                    sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

                    According to the Developer Tools, the call to http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:300,400,700 is insecure, as are the related gstatic font urls.

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                    • A Former User
                      A Former User @sgunhouse last edited by

                      @sgunhouse said in Why still blocked contents?:

                      According to the Developer Tools, the call to http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:300,400,700 is insecure, as are the related gstatic font urls.

                      Thank you kindly!
                      I fixed that.
                      It still says, there were blocked contents ...

                      BTW: I also checked with the Dev.Tools (Firefox) - all 43 calls have the green lock for secure connection, so ... were are those blocked, unsecure elements?? 😉

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                      • burnout426
                        burnout426 Volunteer @Guest last edited by

                        @jbt said in Why still blocked contents?:

                        https://prima-sb.de

                        No issue with the site at the moment.

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