/tools/mixed-content crawls an HTTPS page and reports any resource still pointing at http:// — the classic mixed-content trap that breaks images, scripts, iframes and form actions silently on modern browsers (Chrome blocks active mixed content outright, passive in incognito).
Looks at every common URL attribute: src, href, action, poster, background, data-src, formaction, both single- and double-quoted. Results are grouped by attribute so you immediately see whether the problem is in tags, tags, or stray patterns left over from a legacy migration.
If the URL you pass is plain HTTP, the tool tells you mixed content doesn't apply — it's not the right check for that case.