Group: Ipernity User Help Central

[EN]

To display embedded content in such cases, go to

- Options (the three dots at the top right of the browser main bar)
- Settings
- Privacy and Security
- Site Settings
- Content / Images
- custom settings / may show images
- add under 'Allowed to show images' the URL of the website in question
- click on the added URL
- click on 'Allow insecure content' in the menu that opens.

The complexity is not our fault, it's Google's. Sorry.

So you need to "allow insecure content". That sounds stupid.

It sounds stupid but it wasn´t because you are surfing also on ipernity which is also in most areas just http. But that´s not a problem at all because all pages which really need a higher level of security (like login pages, payment pages and so on) are using https.
If you sending or reeding a comment you simple don´t need such a high security level - what should happen with the text of a comment after you or the webserver send it? Or if you watch for photos - what should happen to a photo after you send your request to the webserver that it should send you this photo so you can see it?
It´s the same issue and reason as described in www.ipernity.com/group/36014/discuss/195128/comment/63491962#comment63491962

One does not generally 'allow insecurte content'.

Firstly, Google's wording is semantically wrong. It is not about 'insecure content', but unencrypted content. Secondly, with such browser settings you only allow it for a single defined page, not in general. Thirdly, you allow only unencrypted third party images.

As Kiezkicker has already explained: What sense does it make to encrypt an image during transmission that is going to be made public anyway? Someone who intercepts it could save his/her work because he/she will find the image on ipernity and in search results anyway.

ipernity is not insecure! It's just that a lot of content isn't encrypted because it's pointless.

See my article: The power of misused words

I understand both your explanations. As I have never had any experience not to be able to see whatever site I prefer not to change the Google security settings. Thanks for the explanations!

[FR]

Pour rendre le contenu intégré visible dans de tels cas, allez à l'adresse suivante

- Options (les trois points en haut à droite de la barre principale du navigateur)
- Paramètres
- Vie privée et sécurité
- Paramètres du site web
- Contenu / Images
- paramètres personnalisés / peut montrer des images
- ajouter
- saisissez l'URL du site web en question dans le masque de saisie qui s'ouvre.
- cliquez sur l'URL que vous avez saisie
- cliquez sur "Autoriser les contenus dangereux" dans le menu qui s'ouvre.

Le fait que ce soit si compliqué n'est pas de notre fait, mais de celui de Google. Désolé.