Firefox Warning

January 25th, 2020

Why do i sometimes get this warning in firefox?
You have requested an encrypted page that contains some unencrypted information. Information that you see or enter on this page could easily be read by a third party.

Answer #1
Well. You have a page such as “https://” yet some of then content has iFrames/images/content/ads coming from “http://”.
This warning is meant to prevent you from phisers.
Answer #2
Yep. Basically if you’re on a site such as PayPal, etc. They let you know there’s encrypted information *CC info, etc*.
Answer #3
is it something you have to worry about?
Answer #4
Nope, it’s just a warning letting you there’s data on that page that’s encrypted, and they ask you if you want to continue or not. It’s just a “If you accept and get your information stolen, it’s your fault”. type of thing.
Answer #5
Nope, it's just a warning letting you there's data on that page that's encrypted, and they ask you if you want to continue or not. It's just a "If you accept and get your information stolen, it's your fault". type of thing.ok thank you
Answer #6
Stop going to porn sites!!! Haha.
Answer #7
Stop going to porn sites!!! Haha.
porn sites? i get this on google mail
Answer #8
If it’s annoying you can turn it off under tools > options > security > warning messages

 

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