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When users access a validator instance running under a non-insecure (https) origin (e.g, https://html5.validator.nu/) and use the “Image report” feature with an insecure (non-TLS http) document, the results page will cause the user to see a mixed-content warning indicator in the browser chrome.
To avoid causing users to get mixed content, we could have the checker use an https image-proxying service for all the images displayed in the “Image report” output; example:
When users access a validator instance running under a non-insecure (https) origin (e.g, https://html5.validator.nu/) and use the “Image report” feature with an insecure (non-TLS http) document, the results page will cause the user to see a mixed-content warning indicator in the browser chrome.
To avoid causing users to get mixed content, we could have the checker use an https image-proxying service for all the images displayed in the “Image report” output; example:
https://sideshowbarker.net/tests/proxied-image.html
Details at https://carlo.zottmann.org/2013/04/14/google-image-resizer/
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