javascript - How to force loading dynamic, insecure content in Chrome?

Question

I'm using Jira in https and I have some adjustments I'd like to make with some extra JS. My JS is hosted on an insecure server (no https available).

When I dynamically load the insecure JS file by inserting it into the DOM (using a browser extension), Chrome tells me:

[blocked] The page at https://jiraserver/browse ran insecure content from http://myserver/jira.js.

I can see how this is very secure and all, but I don't care. I want to load that insecure JS file. How can I tell Chrome to trust me and just do what I say?

My insertion method (in the extension code):

document.body.appendChild((function(s){s.src='http://myserver/jira.js';return s;})(document.createElement('script')));

Answer 1

According to this Chrome Support Q&A you can launch your Chrome with the following command line flag to prevent Chrome from checking for insecure content:

--allow-running-insecure-content

Here is some documentation on how to run Chrome with command flags