问题
We recently updated our ZNC server (don't think this matters) with a new certificate to include a Subject Alternative Name (SAN) DNS field. It works now in incognito but my existing session shows the error "This page is not secure (broken HTTPS)." with the below details:
Active content with certificate errors
You have recently allowed content loaded with certificate errors (such as scripts or iframes) to run on this site.
I am searched but am not finding anything related to more detail on this. It sounds like it will just expire on its own since it states "recently" but I am more concerned about how to get this to resolve quickly and hopefully without users having to do anything.
I have disabled extensions that were showing up in the network requests and am left with just a few requests now, all of which are HTTPS. I also tried a ctrl + shift + r to reload w/bypass cache, as well as dev tools 'disable cache' selected when reloading.
回答1:
To clear this error without a restart:
- Open developer tools
- Goto the Application tab
- Clear storage
- Close and re-open tab
回答2:
Restarting the browser gets rid of the "Active content with certificate errors".
Some people rarely restart their browsers though, would be good to know how to resolve this without a restart.
Update: A newer answer explains how to do this without a restart > https://stackoverflow.com/a/46390363/292408
回答3:
This may be equivalent to the other methods but I found it while trying to avoid restarting my browser.
- Click on the "Not secure" left of the URL.
- Click the number under Cookies (since they are almost always set) eg 4 in use.
- Click on each URL and click Remove.
- Close the tab and reopen and the warnings should have gone away and it show "Secure".
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44145936/chrome-active-content-with-certificate-errors