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Mixed Content Warnings
Thursday 17th September, 2015 13:33 Comments: 0
I visited a website in Internet Explorer and a little yellow bar appeared at the bottom of the browser warning me that the HTTPS site was trying to load HTTP content (AKA mixed content). I was surprised to find out that Chrome's warning is a lot more subtle:

Chrome Mixed Content Shield

A very subtle shield is displayed in the top right corner to indicate that Chrome has protected you from the HTTP content, in my case a single CSS file. This is something that developers, or even penetration testers, could easily miss.
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