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[Peter De Smidt]

Ken, Bitdefender gives me a "blocked suspicious connection" warning with your image.

[Ken Lee]

I tried several browsers on both Windows 10 and MacOS.

I can only reproduce the problem using Chrome on Windows 10.

Windows+Chrome users might need to research the issue, which I presume is either a security setting or a bug related to one.

Using that combination, I have no problem seeing images on www.kennethmorrislee.com so there may something which breaks when the forum tries to fetch the image from my ISP.

[Tin Can]

Works on Edge

Chrome is the problem

[Peter De Smidt]

Yep, I'm using Chrome on Windows 10.

[Tin Can]

4' 21" Diana Portrait September 2000

https://youtu.be/7ALLSPIa93c

[jon.oman]

I tried several browsers on both Windows 10 and MacOS.

I can only reproduce the problem using Chrome on Windows 10.

Windows+Chrome users might need to research the issue, which I presume is either a security setting or a bug related to one.

Using that combination, I have no problem seeing images on www.kennethmorrislee.com so there may something which breaks when the forum tries to fetch the image from my ISP.

I could see the image in the forum using the 'brave' browser. So, I copied the image address, and pasted it into the chrome browser. The image came up without any problems. So, it is a chrome browser interaction issue, with the forum problem.

[Ken Lee]

I could see the image in the forum using the 'brave' browser. So, I copied the image address, and pasted it into the chrome browser. The image came up without any problems. So, it is a chrome browser interaction issue, with the forum problem.

Since Chrome and Windows 10 are updated frequently, my guess would be that the combination implements newer and more stringent security controls than the forum software (which is probably updated only periodically).

[Tin Can]

I update every device ASAP

iPad today

and isolate systems

[tuco]

I tried several browsers on both Windows 10 and MacOS.

I can only reproduce the problem using Chrome on Windows 10.

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Chrome on OSX too. If you view Chrome's error log, you'll see there is a Get < your website> net::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID error being generated. Looks like something to do with finding a certificate on your site or a bug in Chrome's code. To view the error log, open a Chrome Console Tab ( Press Command+Option+J [Mac] or Control+Shift+J [Windows]) while at the page with your Lake8.jpg post.

Safari on OSX often will not show an image too if the hosting site signed their own HTTPS certificate (default paranoid security setting). But in your case it looks like you're not using any encryption. Chrome will show the Lake8.jpg image if I go to your site.

[Ken Lee]

Chrome on OSX too. If you view Chrome's error log, you'll see there is a Get < your website> net::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID error being generated. Looks like something to do with finding a certificate on your site or a bug in Chrome's code. To view the error log, open a Chrome Console Tab ( Press Command+Option+J [Mac] or Control+Shift+J [Windows]) while at the page with your Lake8.jpg post.

Safari on OSX often will not show an image too if the hosting site signed their own HTTPS certificate (default paranoid security setting). But in your case it looks like you're not using any encryption. Chrome will show the Lake8.jpg image if I go to your site.

Thanks for that !

Using Chrome on MacOS, I noticed that my images don't appear on another forum either, and the browser generates the same error message in the console log.

I will pass this along to my ISP and see if they are aware of a certificate problem.