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Does anyone know how non-primary domains are handled? I.e. JS/fonts/etc from outside the primary domain (analytics services and the like). There is a 'mixed co
by sandstrom 12y ago
Does anyone know how non-primary domains are handled?
I.e. JS/fonts/etc from outside the primary domain (analytics services and the like).
There is a 'mixed content' warning when these aren't SSL, but I haven't read anything about a similar warning if they are on SHA1.
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