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Mondavi

(176 posts) Sat Apr 26, 2014, 02:51 AM Apr 2014

"Do you want to see only the webpage content delivered securely..." [View all]

Does anyone know how to knock out this security warning error?

Checking the internet there seems to be no solution?

Has anyone here queried Microsoft about getting rid of it?

Some say it's a HTTPS/HTTP problem. Others say it is an IE 8 browser problem.

Now, if this msg appeared only infrequently it wouldn't be that big a deal, but this thing is popping up everywhere I go and with EVERY e-mail message I want to open.

And there is no "Don't show this message again" option.

help

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"Do you want to see only the webpage content delivered securely..." [View all] Mondavi Apr 2014 OP

You can follow the instructions on this page to disable the ie warning... PoliticAverse Apr 2014 #1

Have done that already and didn't work... Mondavi Apr 2014 #2

If you are using something other than IE, instructions for IE likely will not help Thor_MN Apr 2014 #4

I'm using Safari, but most of the instructions go thru the control panel... Mondavi Apr 2014 #5

Mixed content means HTTPS/HTTP problems Thor_MN Apr 2014 #9

Thanks for the reply.... Mondavi Apr 2014 #12

IE is the problem Pharaoh Apr 2014 #3

Yes, agree re Firefox and I've used it in the past. However.... Mondavi Apr 2014 #6

PS: Re Microsoft IE's "bug" am going to dowload Firefox Mondavi Apr 2014 #7

OK, I've got Firefox on but have a problem because my Favs haven't transferred.... Mondavi Apr 2014 #8

try googling those questions :o) Pharaoh Apr 2014 #10

Not necessarily as in this "security warning" question .... Mondavi Apr 2014 #11