I have a site url that I'd like to enable unsafe scripts on, without using the --allow-running-insecure-content switch globally enabling unsafe scripts everywhere. Lets say the script is on google.com. I'd like to make it so you don't have to click the shield in the url bar and click 'load unsafe script'. I'd like to enable this via url only, as to not allow unsafe scripts globally. Any ideas?
Go to the experiments page of your Chrome browser by typing chrome://flags in the address bar. On the top search bar for 'search flags', type to search the not secure settings. From the setting available, click on the drop-down menu on your right to select 'disabled' to turn off the not secure warnings.
The site ahead contains malware: The site that you want to visit might try to install harmful software, called malware, on your computer. Deceptive site ahead: The site that you want to visit might be a phishing site. Suspicious site: The site that you want to visit seems suspicious and may not be safe.
This is obviously not recommended, but you can go ahead and add the sites to your allowed list in content settings.
Settings > Show Advanced Settings > Content Settings > Javascript > Manage Exceptions
Afterwards make sure to clear your cache/cookies, etc...
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