This is a very simple straight HTML site - it uses JavaScript (jQuery) to load page content. Bootstrap for layout.
It includes a lot of external links to news resources, but most are reputable (I have not checked them thoroughly).
If I use https:// it works fine.
Newer Chrome versions automatically display a warning if a site is in http, or in mixed http/https mode.
I checked for http vs https - changed a few, but I am still seeing the warning.
There's one warning in the console.
This is the JavaScript (jQuery) - this is a student built site, the JavaScript loads the main page content.
const parsedUrl = new URL(location.href), page = parsedUrl.searchParams.get("page") ?? "video"; const url = "pages/" + page + ".html"; $("#main-content").load(url,function(response, status, jqXhr){ if (status === "error") { this.textContent = "Page not found, please try again"; } });
The error is inconsistent - I am seeing it on MacOS Cataline 10.15.7 (19H2026), but I don't see it all the time on other devices.
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