Mixed Content Scanner for HTTPS pages
Scan HTTPS pages for insecure HTTP resources that can trigger mixed content warnings, blocked assets, broken layouts, and browser security issues.
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Focused mixed content checks for technical SEO QA.
Wranker’s scanner focuses on HTTP resources loaded inside HTTPS pages, then helps teams understand where those issues come from.
Use it during internal linking audits, content optimisation, technical SEO reviews, website migrations and content hub planning.
Scan secure pages
Checks HTTPS pages for HTTP resources that may create browser warnings or blocked requests.
Choose what to check
Select images, scripts, CSS, fonts, and iframes so the scan stays focused on the assets that matter.
Group issues by page
Understand which pages need direct template, content, CMS, or asset updates.
Find repeated HTTP URLs
Group repeated insecure resources across scanned pages to fix shared assets at scale.
Browser trust can break when secure pages load insecure assets.
Mixed content occurs when an HTTPS page loads resources over HTTP. Active resources such as scripts and CSS are especially important because they can affect layout, functionality, and browser security behaviour.
Protect HTTPS page quality
Find insecure resources that may weaken the trust and security of otherwise secure pages.
Reduce browser warnings
Identify HTTP resources that can trigger mixed content warnings, missing scripts, and broken layouts.
Prioritise high-risk assets
Focus first on scripts and CSS because they can affect rendering, functionality, and browser behaviour.
From scan setup to developer-ready review.
Configure the scan on this page, then let your Wranker app own the issue dashboard, export workflow, and remediation handoff.
Enter a live domain
Add the domain you want to scan. The tool focuses on HTTPS pages.
Configure scan settings
Choose scan scope, subdomain handling, resource types, crawl depth, excluded paths, robots.txt handling, and timeout.
Run the scan
Wranker checks HTTPS pages and looks for HTTP resources.
Review issues and resources
Use the output dashboard to review affected pages, repeated insecure assets, remediation steps, and scan logs.
Use the scanner when HTTPS quality needs fast validation.
Built for SEO professionals, developers, agencies, founders, website owners, and marketing teams working through technical review.
HTTPS migration QA
Check whether old HTTP assets remain after moving a site to HTTPS.
Technical SEO audit
Identify insecure assets as part of a broader crawl and security review.
Website launch QA
Check templates, pages, and assets before launching a redesigned website.
Developer handoff
Export page-level and resource-level findings so developers can update templates, CMS fields, or asset URLs.
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Mixed content scanner questions.
Practical answers for technical SEO teams, developers, and website owners using the scanner.
A Mixed Content Scanner checks HTTPS pages and finds insecure HTTP resources such as images, scripts, CSS, fonts, and iframes.
Yes. The tool is designed to scan live domains and HTTPS pages. It should not be described as scanning staging, private, or password-protected pages unless that functionality is confirmed.
Mixed content happens when an HTTPS page loads a resource using an HTTP URL.
Mixed content can trigger browser warnings, blocked assets, broken layouts, missing scripts, and weaker trust signals.
The tool can check images, scripts, CSS, fonts, and iframes based on selected scan settings.
It means the page was discovered as HTTP-only and was skipped because mixed content analysis applies to HTTP resources loaded inside HTTPS pages.
Scripts and CSS can affect page functionality and rendering, so insecure versions are higher priority than images.
Replace HTTP resource URLs with HTTPS, use relative URLs for same-origin assets, update CDN settings, and remove old HTTP references from templates or CMS fields.
No. It can be a useful mitigation, but the better long-term fix is to update the source URLs to HTTPS.
Yes. Use Download Report when you need to share findings with developers, clients, or SEO reviewers.
Scan your HTTPS pages for mixed content
Enter a live domain to find HTTP images, scripts, CSS, fonts, and iframe resources loaded on HTTPS pages.
Use the results for HTTPS migration QA, technical SEO audits, developer handoff, and website launch checks.