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HTTPS Mixed Content Locator

3,000 users

2018-04-15

https://www.pericror.c...

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https://www.pericror.c...

This extension is being deprecated because it doesn't follow Chrome extension best practices.

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Description

Easily locate and identify mixed content on any HTTPS site.

The HTTPS Mixed Content Locator Chrome Extension will help you identify the mixed content on your page so that you quickly complete migrating your site from HTTP to HTTPS. The extension supports identifying the following mixed content:
Passive Mixed Content (have http:// urls in their src attribute)
- img
- audio
- video
- source
Active Mixed Content
- iframe (with http:// url in the src attribute)
- script (with http:// url in the src attribute)
- object (with http:// url in the data attribute)
- link (with rel="stylesheet")
The extension allows you to visually locate all passive mixed content on the page as well as copy the url of the insecure element for all mixed content.

Note: Chrome will need to be restarted after installation to have the extension work as intended.

Reviews

Mike Segesman

Tried my best to get the extension to work on multiple sites where I know (based on independent tests) "mixed content" is present but the extension failed to indicate this for all tests (add-on responded with "No mixed content detected"). It would be nice to get the extension to work in as much as it's a nice concept at least. And it would be nice for the dev to respond with any ideas as to why this might be the case for users who report this same issue. Absent the Dev providing any feedback - can anyone (of the 4,000 users) who has reported that at least in-part the add-on works, please post the website that does work (to confirm this report). Attempting to use the www.mixedcontentexamples.com to test the add-on I get this message to users: Error 1016 Ray ID: 8667b771dd20cfe1 • 2024-03-18 19:44:18 UTC Origin DNS error Along with an additional message to the "owner of this (test) website" to the effect: "If you are the owner of this website: Check your DNS settings. If you are using a CNAME origin record, make sure it is valid and resolvable." (including a link for "Additional troubleshooting information here") that the extensions dev can check-out further.

Oliver Couch

Does work sometimes, but is often unable to detect it when Chrome auto upgrades or blocks mixed content. Open sourcing it so it can be updated would be great.