or, as mozilla itself does, put the warning up, until user chooses to disable it.Ka-Ping Yee wrote:
When the form submission URL does not use SSL, the message could say
"Information entered here is publicly visible."
That's not correct, though. It's not posted on some bulletin board for all to see.
I still think that any such notification would become irritating to the user. Better to disable form controls in situations where we are suspicious of the site.
Gerv
why irritate users by disabling functionality that they may want/need?
doing so will push them away from using firefox.
Jaqui
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