"This page has insecure content"!

what is the page that you are attempting to view? maybe this could help : http://molometer.hubpages.com/hub/Th...-How-To-Fix-It

That is chrome warning you that a HTTPS site you are visiting contains elements that may not be secure. It is probably not a good idea to use the site if you are loading personal data. If it is a site that you must use you should report the issue to the sites administrator.

Mmm, interesting since both chrome and Gmail are Google. I use both and don't have this problem. You might try posting on their help forum. If you press the cog and select help it takes you to a page which has a link to the forum.

Via various google forays (ironic huh? :))

1. Right-click anywhere on your Gmail page and click "Inspect Element".

2. A debug window will take over the bottom half of your browser. Click "Console" at the bar at the top of this window.

3. Search for the words "insecure content" in the console (search bar at the top-right of the console). This line will reveal where the insecure content is coming from.

4. Disable the plug-in that is creating this message.

A Guy

OY, Google javascript error on a Google site, nice! If you go to that address, you will see a script that is running on Gmail, that Chrome is finding insecure.

http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs.../jquery.min.js

I found this, but it appears it could be any plugin

"This page has insecure content" - Chrome warnings on Google sites.

Try Gmail in incognito mode (if it will allow it) and see if that insecure message goes away.

You can disable plugins to see if that works as well, then figure out which is the cause.

https://support.google.com/chrome/bi...&p=cpn_plugins

A Guy