Problem with ie9

[mowerman]

I have my homepage set to iGoogle and every time I open ie9 I get this warning (see attachment) and have to click it to get all of my content to display. I essence, I have to load the page twice, which is very annoying. Is there some way I can have the page display all content on the first time it loads?

 

[mowerman]

Opps, forgot the attachment

Here's the attachment:

 

[Frank1]

Isn't there something that you can click on that says, "Don't show this anymore"?

 

[mowerman]

No, this comes up EVERY time I start the browser

 

[alphanumeric]

You could try going to the Tools, Internet Options, and under the Security tab click the Reset all zones to default level. Or under the Advanced tab click the Reset... Button at the bottom. If that doesn't work you may have to look though the advanced settings to see if you can turn that message off.

 

[mowerman]

Problem solved! I had to check "enable mixed content" under custom zones.

 

[cluberti]

It's telling you that parts of the page are being served over http, and other parts are being served over https (secure content). It's a security risk, technically, to allow non-secure content and secure content to be loaded on the same page. Hence why IE9 (by default) blocks this behavior. Note that Google Chrome does this as well, but without the warning. I'm not sure which is better, but personally I prefer to be notified when a website is designed with a security risk so that I can decide whether or not I want to continue visiting it. So, on one hand, yes you've "fixed" the warning, but you've just allowed a security risk to now run without prompting. Probably not the best way to approach this problem unless you allowed this setting in the Trusted sites zone, and then put the iGoogle URL in the trusted sites list (because technically it would be a site you trusted, so lowering security isn't necessarily the worst thing in that case). I most certainly would NOT recommend you do this for the Internet Zone!!!!!!

 

[Gornot]

Srsly, rep for this.