Like most web browsers, Firefox will display security warnings such as:

• Entering Secure Sites
• Low-grade Encryption
• Leaving A Secure Sites
• Information about to be submitted is not encrypted
• Some of the items are not page are not encrypted

To disable these warnings in Firefox 1.5.0.X builds (Firefox 2.0 users see below) you will need to it via about:config…

1. Open a new tab (if you have the about:config extension installed, click the icon and skip to step 3)
2. In the address bar type about:config
3. Enter security.warn in the Filter bar to limit display to just options containing ‘security.warn’.
4. Double-click on the options names which DO NOT end with ‘.show_once’ to toggle them from TRUE to FALSE
5. Close the tab when you are done and changes usually take effect immediately.

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Thankfully, for Firefox 2.0 it much easier to disable these warnings…

1. From the Tools Menu, Select Options…,
2. Click the Security Tab
3. At the very bottom in the ‘Warning Messages’ section, click ‘Settings…”
4. Pick and chose which (if not all) messages to disable.
5. Click OK