Are all of your images and scripts urls starting with "/" If you have them starting with http: that will be the problem. If you change it to assume you are already at the website with the appropriate protocol then everything under that just needs to be referenced starting with the forward slash.
For example:
https://mywebsite.com or http://mywebsite.com
is assumed by your pages. all of your other links on the pages should start with
/pictures/picture.file /script/some.script
and so on. Once you adjust these then the warning should go away.
starting with http.... is an absolute url starting with a "/" is a root url starting without either is a relative url.
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