Open iKK001 opened 6 months ago
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Environment
Device information: Android Mobile phone (Pixel 6 or Pixel 3)
Description
I get a "mixed content" error on my Flutter Android App. (iOS works !).
Expected behavior:
I expect "mixed content" request for my webView to work.
Especially since I decalare this explicitely inside the settings:
Current behavior:
No images are shown on my WebView inside my Android App :
But I still get the following error message :
[AndroidInAppWebViewController] (android) WebView ID 0 calling "onConsoleMessage" using {messageLevel: 2, message: Mixed Content: The page at 'https://www....' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure image 'http://....' This content should also be served over HTTPS.
Steps to reproduce
Here is my minimal code to show the InAppWebView: