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IE Mode "Not Secure" on some parts of intranet site
I also have this issue. How do i get rid of the Not Secure. Main concern is our MS SharePoint Intranet site
licensing287 Bayram_Bostanci Hello! Just to confirm, are you both experiencing the "Not Secure" message on your internal SharePoint sites? Like the original post, does the SharePoint have a link to a video on a file:// URLs?
Thanks!
-Kelly
- andrewemorganSep 23, 2021Copper Contributor
If you are running a Silverlight app in Edge IE mode, make sure the http: references on your home page are changed to https:. The default links to the Silverlight support pages are http:
- Kelly_YAug 05, 2021Microsoft
sundarpn lmagoni Hello! I'm not sure if you folks are experiencing the same thing but it could be related to how the browser reacts when "Passive Mixed content" (HTTP-served images, for example) appears within a secure, HTTPS-served page.
- In IE11, the non-secure image reference simply hides the lock icon from the address bar.
- In IE Mode in Edge, the non-secure image reference triggers the "Not Secure" text (rather than hiding the lock icon.)
Do you have HTTP content on your pages?
-Kelly
- sundarpnAug 05, 2021Copper Contributor
Kelly_Y
We have the same issue. Our web application (silverlight based) runs fine on IE. When we run it on Edge (in IE mode), the address bar always shows Not Secure (and no reason is provided if I drill into that). The application still works fine. NOTE that the url in my case is a valid production endpoint with a valid server certificate that's returned (zone shown is: internet)When running on IE, and checking into devtools > console, I see this (that seems to be a link to the silverlight install image )
SEC7111: HTTPS security is compromised by http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=161376
- lmagoniMar 03, 2021Copper Contributor
Hi Kelly_Y
One of my customer has the same problem.
When can we expect an official fix from Microsoft?
My client urgently needs to replace Internet Explorer, but cannot do it, because MS Edge classifies its intranet site as insecure, despite a valid wildcard certificate.
Best,
Lucas