Package-level declarations
Types
The action to take when a certificate error occurs. continue will continue processing the request and cancel will cancel the request.
An internal certificate ID value.
Details about the security state of the page certificate.
A dummy response object for the SecurityDomain.disable command. This command doesn't return any result at the moment, but this could happen in the future, or could have happened in the past. For forwards and backwards compatibility of the command method, we still declare this class even without properties.
A dummy response object for the SecurityDomain.enable command. This command doesn't return any result at the moment, but this could happen in the future, or could have happened in the past. For forwards and backwards compatibility of the command method, we still declare this class even without properties.
Request object containing input parameters for the SecurityDomain.handleCertificateError command.
A dummy response object for the SecurityDomain.handleCertificateError command. This command doesn't return any result at the moment, but this could happen in the future, or could have happened in the past. For forwards and backwards compatibility of the command method, we still declare this class even without properties.
Information about insecure content on the page.
A description of mixed content (HTTP resources on HTTPS pages), as defined by https://www.w3.org/TR/mixed-content/#categories
Security
The security level of a page or resource.
An explanation of an factor contributing to the security state.
Request object containing input parameters for the SecurityDomain.setIgnoreCertificateErrors command.
A dummy response object for the SecurityDomain.setIgnoreCertificateErrors command. This command doesn't return any result at the moment, but this could happen in the future, or could have happened in the past. For forwards and backwards compatibility of the command method, we still declare this class even without properties.
Request object containing input parameters for the SecurityDomain.setOverrideCertificateErrors command.
A dummy response object for the SecurityDomain.setOverrideCertificateErrors command. This command doesn't return any result at the moment, but this could happen in the future, or could have happened in the past. For forwards and backwards compatibility of the command method, we still declare this class even without properties.
Security state information about the page.