Can someone help me with this security issue I’m experiencing on mobile? I have check for mixed content and that my certificate is implemented correctly. But for some reason, only on mobile google chrome from what I can tell, it’s showing insecure in the address bar.
Thanks!
I checked the website and wasn’t able to replicate the issue, your phone might have a cached version where you didn’t have a proper HTTPS implementation.
You have a few images which are attempting to load over HTTP
http://kadence.pixel-show.com/review-blog/wp-content/uploads/sites/15/2022/03/jose-aljovin-JZMdGltAHMo-unsplash-300x200.jpg
http://kadence.pixel-show.com/review-blog/wp-content/uploads/sites/15/2022/03/minh-pham-AHCmAX0k_J4-unsplash.jpg
http://kadence.pixel-show.com/review-blog/wp-content/uploads/sites/15/2022/03/banner-background.jpg
Chrome and Firefox auto-upgrade these requests to HTTPS. I’m guessing Safari doesn’t, or you’re using too old a version.
You can change them in the source of your website to simply load over https (change http:// to https://), or you can try enabling Automatic HTTPS Rewrites. You can find Automatic HTTP Rewrites under your website in the dashboard, and then SSL/TLS → Edge Certificates → scroll down to Automatic HTTPS Rewrites and enable, or via this Magic Link: https://dash.cloudflare.com/?to=/:account/:zone/ssl-tls/edge-certificates
It looks like some of them are loading from CSS, which Automatic HTTP Rewrites won’t fix, and you’ll have to change them manually.
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That resolved my issue. I ended up using the Better Search plug-in to find those instances of HTTP and replace them with the https version. thanks!
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