All certificates issued before Jwill remain valid until they expire. If you already own a Code Signing or Driver Signing Certificate, you will be unable to rekey it after June 1, 2021. Starting June 1, 2021, GoDaddy will no longer issue or renew Code Signing or Driver Signing Certificates. Streaming your web content on a SSL connection without the insecure popup displaying should be the sort out fix.Exporting a Code Signing Certificate from Internet Explorer or Firefox However if you’re a web designer / developer of a site, you may want to fix these popups to display your site entirely on a SSL connection (Secure sections only). Scroll down to the ‘Miscellaneous’ section and change “Display mixed content” from “Prompt” to “Enable”.Click the ‘Custom Level’ button (Bottom Left).Go to Tools > Internet Options > Security.If you get annoyed by this popup every time you visit a secure connection with insecure SSL, you can disable the popup by doing the following. Users need to click on “No” in order to view both secure and insecure images etc.
“This web page contains content that will not be delivered using a secure HTTPS connection, which could compromise the security of the entire web page.” And users from habit seem to click on “Yes” In fact if you read the message it says the following:
In Internet Explorer IE8 the Security Warning message wording has changed. Just goes to show that most users don’t read the actual error message, rather clicking on what seems to be right. With IE6 and IE7, users would automatically click on “Yes” to display items outside of the SSL directory. Do you want to view only the web page content that was delivered securely?
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