Why not Padlock? Padlock not showing green color

Installing an SSL certificate and configuring a website for HTTPS is an extremely challenging task. That’s because you’re not just configuring the server for encrypted connections, you’re essentially redirecting every single page and asset to HTTPS. For larger sites with massive infrastructures this can be a nightmare-heck, it can be a nightmare for even small sites.

If you don’t see the green Packlock, check your URL to ensure there is no insecure links found on your site. Insecure links on your URL will cause your security lock to display incorrectly or not display at all.

If you feel your website is not displaying the proper security lock, this tool is for you and will help to fine the unsecure links! By simply entering your URL into the box below, you can instantaneously check if there are ANY insecure links found within your URL.

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