hello helga, due to its security implications this warning cannot be turned off.

Thanks, it's too pity...

I have seen discussions of this issue that run over years. Basically the programmer is deciding to show this warning to protect you, but they are not considering that by poping up this warning all the time, the user will ignore it and basically waste time clicking past the warning.

In effect it is not a warning but an ignored message. I spent hours working on something using firefox and I just got more angry as I was required to click the pop up again and again.

Programmers - this does not work and only annoys your customers. I know it seems like a good idea but in reality it isn't. Give the customer the ability to turn off and then you have met your security concern - since the customer will have to look up how to disable and the customer won't want to through out the software.

Enough years have passed, fix it.

You should contact the website and ask them to fix this and make sure that the complete procedure is done via only secure connections because otherwise it is not really secure against hackers.
Firefox shows such warnings to make you aware of this.

In current Firefox versions you also see warnings about mixed content (i.e. content not loaded via https) in the "Web Developer > Web Console" (Ctrl+Shift+K)

• https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Tools/Web_Console

I keep getting the same message , I have tried everything to take it off. I cant even update my website now as everything comes up encrypted !!!

Hi Santomard

What do you mean with: everything comes up encrypted ?

Can you attach a screenshot and possibly post a link?

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screenshot
• https://support.mozilla.org/kb/how-do-i-create-screenshot-my-problem

Use a compressed image type like PNG or JPG to save the screenshot.

Due to this issue you have lost me as a Firefox supporter. Back to IE, at least I can to it off in IE.