Flash player will not run on Chrome browser

"Gary R" wrote:Disabled my security extensions for Firefox and visited the site again, and this time I get a "padlock with yellow triangle" warning, telling me that the page contains mixed content.

What that generally means is that although the page itself is https, there are some links on it that go to http destinations.

In this case, if you go into Tools > Web Developer > Page Source (in Firefox) and look at the html code, you will find that there are indeed a number of links to http destinations.

Most are to destinations within Nottingham Trent University itself, and at least one is to Nottinghamshirewildlife.org

Didn't see any that would lead me to conclude that there is any risk from viewing the Peregrine footage.

I have no problems with Firefox or iE11 but just dear Chrome !! and it is frustrating !! and I have even got 'tracking attempts blocked' in Firefox!!

All the pereguine sites are web cams so kinda 'private' but only Chrome browser is 'objecting to https://www4.ntu.ac.uk/sustainability/biodiversity/falcons/index.html?campaignid=falcons?campaignid=falcons#

Probably because Google really tries to make/keep Chrome the safest browser. If they were to "bend" their rules for you or that site, it would jeopardize everyone else. Just saying ...

I don't know, Gary... those Peregrines can be a tricky lot.

I have no problems with Firefox or iE11 but just dear Chrome !!

As I said earlier ..... personally I don't use Chrome, and almost certainly never will.

I value my privacy, and after reading through Chrome's EULA, it is clear to me that Google neither value nor respect anyone's right to have any.

Its the issue with Chrome itself. You can use other alternatives like IE or Firefox