Currently Facebook and Twitter load HTTP iFrames, but that's a problem in HTTPS environments, because browsers block these request due to "mixed mode" blocking. See https://blog.mozilla.org/tanvi/2013/04/10/mixed-content-blocking-enabled... for example.

I'm not sure if "socialprivacyshare" currently supports https iframes, but if, then this module should bridge that setting. If not, we should have a look, if there is a possibility to fix it in another way.

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blackice2999’s picture

blackice2999 commented

Hi,

i think your issue could be solved with the new library?

#2222777: Upgrade Socialshareprivacy Library to v1.6

Helmut Neubauer’s picture

Helmut Neubauer commented

Unfortunately I wasn't able to run the new socialshareprivacy library, but you can solve your problem by editing jquery.socialshareprivacy.js (plugin not drupal module), look for iframe and change http to https for facebook and twitter. It's not a nice solution, but it works.