Facebook security error !!

[coolpcguy]

It just doesn't loads the "insecure" content delivered via https connection. And that's not viewable by naked eye

More often than not, most insecure content are genelly js files which serve ads or handle analytics.

Thnx for telling, I didn't know that. But does that conclude that chrome is safer?

There is no conclusion, so-to-speak. Vulnerabilities exist in most browsers, but considering Google's bug bounty, Chrome's sandbox model - I do think Chrome might be the safest of the lot.

 

[dead.night7]

They're fine. Once chrome gave me this warning even on google

Dude Check this out
╰☆╮ ☣ ☣ Technology Guru ☣ ☣ ╰☆╮: This Connection is untrusted

 

[dashing.sujay]

Dude Check this out
╰☆╮ ☣ ☣ Technology Guru ☣ ☣ ╰☆╮: This Connection is untrusted

I know about this, and this wasn't the problem with me. BTW my problem got solved after I reinstalled Chrome.