Google is saying that chrome is making changes in handling mixed content. According to Google, chrome must top it for its users as maximum users chrome for access. Larger and old sites mostly work but its time that everyone should think of it.
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Further Google added user HTTPS security can be to break by mixed content but HTTPS ranking is not totally dependent on HTTPS being valid right now and neither is rendering.
Tweets By Google:
The Chrome mixed content change, does it affect your site's Googlebot rendering? Probably not! If your site has moved to HTTPS and you the gray lock icon in Chrome when viewing pages, you're all set. Woot! No need to be insecure if your website is secure! #happyemoji pic.twitter.com/eHgUc5YoCQ
— Google Search Central (@googlesearchc) November 15, 2019
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Another Tweet By Google:
How do you fix mixed content? Make sure all of your site's resources are moved to HTTPS, including all images, videos, stylesheets, scripts, etc. Unsure which URL it is? Use Chrome's Developer Tools to find out more. Update the embedded URLs, sometimes it's a small change. pic.twitter.com/OHWbUNlIL9
— Google Search Central (@googlesearchc) November 15, 2019
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