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The later browsers probably do it in an attempt to improve warnings to people logging into unsecured sites such as clones to banking sites. it also changes the My guess would be that IE is long in the tooth and never gave any warnings. but I.E 11.0.4 ( latest version ) allows and shows it as a secure connection ( yellow padlock ) (verified by verisign ). Which gives a https address… yet this still chucks up the security warning on Cyberfox and Firefox. However… I normally go to a google search page ( which shows an https address in the address bar… suggesting that my connection to Google is secure….) and type in Nationwide and then click on the listing…. The bank reply when I queried this suggested I type into the address bar and not use a bookmark or favourite linky, which is an http address !… and I would expect that to throw up the warning… When prior to these latest versions, no such warning messages appeared either on the router or on the banking site.?īecause I am confused about gave a linky, which I read… and “kinda” understand, about the difference between http and https urls. and not Firefox or Cyberfox on latest up to datests versions. why does Internet explorer allow the connection as safe. BUT do the same on FF and Cyberfox.gives the warning. the bank suggested I type in instead of using a bookmark or favourite which when done, gives the https address in the I.E. and also in contact with the bank showing them screenshots of what I had received. the green square from Trusteer Rapport, and the padlock denoting a secure site.Īnd hovering over the address and padlock, it says it is verified by Verisign. with a yellow padlock and a gree arrow from Trusteer Rapport

put in Nationwide, and up comes the banking page, ready to log in. I found Internet Explorer, lurking away somewhere on my computer. The page address I clicked on for Nationwide shows an https address. ( implying that I am on a secure connection) Google shows an https address in the address bar, on both. NOTE the https address in the address bar. got the same message, saying my connection was not secure and got a message saying my connection was not secure. then clicked on the first listing, ( as usual ). so, as usual, I went to the Google search page, and typed in Nationwide. Around Christmas day, I wanted to access my on line bank, to check my balance !.