Keep getting a pop up at the top of many websites I visit 'firefox security error content at *web address* may not load" I am using the most recent firefox and windows 7.
Keep getting a pop up at the top of many websites I visit 'firefox security error content at *web address* may not load" I am using the most recent firefox and windows 7. This is happening at many sites, such as hotmail, google reader, and many others.
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Please post a screenshot of that message.
Here you go.
Sorry, I don't think that is a message from inside Firefox, the wording doesn't sound correct - at least the beginning of that message. My "gut" thinks that is a MSN Live message to explain and compensate for their lack of security with a re-direct from a secure domain to an un-secure domain. (the end of that message)
{Ctrl + Shft + J} will open the Firefox Error Console - I'm curious what Firefox has to say about that situation. If you find the error message for that domain, you can right-click the message to copy it and then paste that error message here.
Maybe TonyE or cor-el will be more familiar with the situation at Live and maybe at Google Reader, I don't use either of those services and have never seen a message like that myself.
I had a whole bunch of messages in the Firefox Error Console. I cleared it and then opened up hotmail in a new tab and checked the Error Console again and had a whole lot of messages. I am not sure which ones I should post, but here are the ones that look more relevant.
Security Error: Content at https://secure.shared.live.com/ may not load data from http://by164w.bay164.mail.live.com/mail/home.mvc?n=1626379277.
Warning: Unknown property 'zoom'. Declaration dropped.
Source File: http://gfx4.hotmail.com/mail/15.4.3106.0520/styles/Base/Full/WebIMUI.css
Line: 1
Warning: Error in parsing value for 'white-space'. Declaration dropped. Source File: http://gfx4.hotmail.com/mail/15.4.3106.0520/styles/Base/Full/WebIMUI.css Line: 1