Black warning triangle in domain field

[tomwin]

What can I do? I have tried so many things but nothing happens. Someone have any idea what I should do? I have my domain at Cloudflare.

 

[zEitEr]

Hello,

Hover or click it to see details. You probably have a mixed content.

 

[tomwin]

Hello,

Hover or click it to see details. You probably have a mixed content.

I have tried that. Doesn't say anything.

 

[zEitEr]

Try and test your site at ssllabs.com and/or post your domain here.

 

[tomwin]

Here is the result I get. This IP address I haven't see before. When I surf to them I get error.

 

[LawsHosting]

Giving us a domain would help.
Off the top of my head, images or scripts could be linked as http://

 

[zEitEr]

It does not provide any helpful information. If you can not show your real domain, hardly can we guess your issue.

 

[tomwin]

Giving us a domain would help.
Off the top of my head, images or scripts could be linked as http://

It does not provide any helpful information. If you can not show your real domain, hardly can we guess your issue.

Im so sorry. Im little bit shy

 

[zEitEr]

I don't have the triangle when I visit the domain. Is there any chance that you changed the content of the site?

 

[tomwin]

I have change some css but when the site email and this black triangle is visible for me I haven't open it yet.
But I hade this change remove right now and the triangle is still visible for me on Mac.

 

[ericosman]

Try incognito mode, see if you till get the triangle, maybe it has to do with your history lookup.
Because you probably visited the site before Tuesday, April 21, 2026 at 2:07:34 PM (when you generated the ssl cert)

 

[tomwin]

I think see what the problem is. I always surfing to the website from same place but today I tried a the computer on a coffee shop and with there's internet and now I didn't have this black triangle. So it must be the internet home that is the problem with. Very strange.

 

[Ohm J]

check the information for current SSL look like on your home lab.

 

[DrWizzle]

Could be the cache on your mac as well. Clear your cache, reboot your home router and Mac, that should clear the error if you've a valid SSL cert. As others have said, you may have visited your site before the SSL was active, and somewhere along the way, your home network and mac have cached the site address without the cert. I get that sometimes here when i'm impatient. What you can also do is try accessing your site on either a different browser, and/or use a VPN as that sometimes clears the error.