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PattVK
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17 hours ago

Org Apps - Getting warning on web content

Team - I came across another scenario where there is an org app/Workspace PowerBI app that has Power BI reports & Embedded Tableau reports. These are trusted reports & HPTTS links .

When app link is shared with end user they get a warning banner on top of the report with message -  "This page contains contents not provided by Microsoft. Web contents could contain code with security or privacy risks"

is there a way to suppress this message ? Not sure if anyone else is having similar issue.

I was doing some research on this and found similar post in the community dated 10 years ago-  there was no fix at that time and it was decided to put in as an idea. 


https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/discussions/power-bi-designer/getting-warning-on-web-content-in-power-bi-dashboard/35989/replies/36329

-Patt

3 Replies

  • Hi. I'm sorry but that won't ever change. It's something that microsoft will show if you embed another web inside their platform. Maybe you can remove it by picking the setting to open in another tab instead of embedded inside the app.

    I hope that helps,

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    PattVK
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    Thank you ibarrau​ for your response. I understand this, but for end user (non technical) it sorts of creates a panic.

    I also saw this pattern; this is happening only for the first time. Once you close the warning banner; it doesnt reoccur in same browser when you log out & log in.

    It showsup - When you open same link in different browser.

    I’m not sure whether a CSS or JavaScript setting could resolve this issue. Since Power BI handles this automatically in most cases, I want to avoid making changes that could unintentionally affect or disrupt the app.

    -Patt

  • Hi PattVK​,

    It only shows up once because once the user dismisses the warning, a cookie is saved to the browser session. 

    There is no way to disable this warning, and I highly doubt there ever will be.