Steve wrote: > I was going to some https pages from different websites on the Win32 > 11/19 build, and I noticed that the Mozilla lock icon wasn't locked. > Clicking on it showed that the pages' identity and encryption weren't > working. Reloading the page wasn't working (not that I should have to > do this anyway). > > It seems unlikely that the causes of the problem are the websites that > I was hitting. However, later in the day, I tried viewing the same > places in a similar MacOS Classic build, and everything worked ok. I > later went back to the Win32 build, and those sites turned up ok too. > > Anybody else experiencing this sort of behavior? SSL not working like a > rock is a bothersome thing. > > Steve > >
I was at the MBNA site on a secure page and the lock was open. Clicking on the lock showed that it was reporting status on tab 1 when the secure site was on tab 3. Moz 0.9.6 on win2k. The lock icon should really follow the active tab. Haydn
