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Guides · Security

The lock is there but a warning remains

The page opens on https, but a picture still comes from http. The browser calls that mixed content.

Buying the certificate again does not fix this. Change the old http addresses inside the site to https.

  1. Find the picture or script named in the browser warning.
  2. Change the address to https, or bring the file inside your own site.
  3. Clear the cache and reload in a private window.

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