Active mixed content
Scripts, stylesheets, iframes and similar executable or document resources are higher risk because changing them can alter page behavior.
Scan an HTTPS page for insecure HTTP images, scripts, stylesheets, iframes and other resource references. See exactly what needs attention before you deploy.
Mixed content happens when an HTTPS page references a resource over plain HTTP. Browsers can block risky resources, downgrade user trust, or leave part of a page exposed to network modification.
Scripts, stylesheets, iframes and similar executable or document resources are higher risk because changing them can alter page behavior.
Images, audio and video are generally less powerful than scripts, but HTTP delivery can still expose or alter what visitors receive.
Prefer HTTPS URLs for every external resource. For your own assets, update hard-coded HTTP links and verify the resource is available securely.
Same-site relative URLs avoid hard-coding a protocol and normally inherit the HTTPS scheme of the page.
This focused checker reviews resource references visible in the fetched HTML. Resources injected later by JavaScript may require a real browser inspection. DeployPass reports what it can observe rather than claiming complete application security.
Mixed content is an HTTPS page loading one or more resources with an insecure HTTP URL.
Scripts, stylesheets, iframes and other active resources generally deserve the highest priority because they can affect page behavior or content.
No. This version passively reviews public HTML resource references. Dynamically injected resources may not be visible.
Change it to a working HTTPS URL, host the asset securely yourself, or remove the dependency if no secure version exists.
Yes. DeployPass also provides a full 19-check scan plus focused Security Headers, HSTS and CSP checkers.