Tłocašk sedłoweje identity jo wěstotna funkcija Firefox, kótaraž staja wam wěcej informacijow wo sedłach k dispoziciji, ku kótarymž se woglědujośo. Móžośo spěšnje zwěsćiś, lěc zwisk z websedłom, kótarež se woglědujośo, jo skoděrowany, a w někotarych padach, komu websedło słuša a chto jo wobkšuśił, až wóno tomu słuša. To ma wam pomagaś, złosne websedła wobejś, kótarež wopytuju, do wašych wósobinskich datow dostaś.

Tłocašk sedłoweje identity jo w adresowem pólu nalěwo wót webadrese.

Gaž woglědujośo se websedło, tłocašk sedłoweje identity buźo jaden z pěś symbolow - šery globus, šery warnowański tśirožk, oranžowy warnowański tśirožk, šere pytko abo zelene ytko. Gaž kliknjośo na toś te symbole, budu se informacije wó identiśe a wěstośe websedła pokazowaś.

Gaž kliknjośo na tłocašk Dalšne informacije we wótrězku wuskokujucych woknow, buźo se dalšne drobnostki wó priwatostnych a wěstotnych nastajenjach sedła pokazowaś ako teke informacije wó certifikaśe, cookiejach a wašej historiji skłaźonych gronidłow.

Tłocašk sedłoweje identity pokazujo se we wašom adresowem pólu, aby wěstotne informacije wó sedłach, ku kótarymž se woglědujośo, k wěsći dał. Móžośo spěšnje zwěsćiś, lěc zwisk z websedłom, kótarež se woglědujośo, jo skoděrowany, a w někotarych padach komu websedło słuša a chto jo wobkšuśił, až wóno tomu słuša. To ma wam pomagaś, złosne websedła wobejś, kótarež wopytuju, do wašych wósobinskich datow dostaś.

Tłcašk sedłoweje identity jo w adresowem pólu nalěwo wót webadrese. Zwětšego jo tłocašk sedłoweje identity pak šery globus pak zelene pytko, gaž woglědujośo se websedło.

Ale, w rědšych padach, móžo wóno zelene pytko ze šerym warnowańskim tśirožkom, šere pytko ze žołtym warnowańskim tśirožkom abo cerwjene pśešmarnjone šere pytko byś.

Gaž kliknjośo na tłocašk sedłoweje identity, zjewijo se kontrolny centrum, kótaryž pokazujo wam informacije wó identiśe sedła a zmóžnja wam, wěstotne nastajenja změniś.

Šery globus

Šery globus pokazujo, až:

• Zwisk mjazy Firefox a websedło njejo skoděrowany njamaju jen wěsty pśeśiwo wótsłuchowanjeju.
• Websedło njepódawa informacije wó identiśe.

Wjele websedłow změjo sery globus, dokulaž njewuměnjaju sensibelne informacije a njetrjebaju wobkšuśone identity abo skoděrowane zwiski.

Gray warning triangle

A gray warning triangle indicates:

• The website does not supply identity information.
• The connection between Firefox and the website is only partially encrypted, doesn't prevent eavesdropping and is not fully secure because it contains unencrypted elements (such as images, video or audio). Other people can view or modify these elements, but not the main web page content (such as text).

Orange warning triangle

An orange warning triangle indicates:

• The website does not supply identity information.
• The connection between Firefox and the website is only partially encrypted and doesn't prevent eavesdropping. The website contains interactive content that isn't encrypted (such as scripts). Other people can view your information or modify the website's behavior.

It implies that you've previously allowed the mixed active content served over HTTPS to be loaded, displayed or executed for the website despite the risks. See Blokěrowanje měšanego wopśimjeśa.

Going to another website in the current tab and then going back or re-visiting the website in a new tab will block back certain HTTP requests to lower threats, change the icon to its previous state (a gray warning triangle for mixed passive content and gray or green padlock otherwise) and display the content mixer shield icon. For information about the mixed content block, see Blokěrowanje měšanego wopśimjeśa.

Gray padlock

A gray padlock indicates:

• The website's address has been verified.
• The connection between Firefox and the website is encrypted to prevent eavesdropping.

When a domain has been verified, it means that the people who are running the site have bought a certificate proving that the domain is not being spoofed. For example, FacebookWikimedia Foundation has this sort of certificate and an encrypted connection, so the Site Identity button displays a gray padlock. When you click on the padlock, it tells you that you are actually connected to facebook.comwikipedia.org as certified by VeriSign Inc.GlobalSign nv-sa. It also assures you that the connection is encrypted so no one can eavesdrop on the connection and steal your FacebookWikipedia login information that way.

However, it is not verified who actually owns the domain in question. There is no guarantee that facebook.comwikipedia.org is actually owned by Facebook the companyWikimedia Foundation. The only things that are guaranteed are that the domain is a valid domain, and that the connection to it is encrypted.

Green padlock

A green padlock indicates:

• The website's address has been verified using an Extended Validation (EV) certificate.
• The connection between Firefox and the website is encrypted to prevent eavesdropping.

A green padlock plus the name of the company or organization in green means this website is using an Extended Validation (EV) certificate. An EV certificate is a special type of site certificate that requires a significantly more rigorous identity verification process than other types of certificates. While the gray padlock indicates that a site uses a secure connection, the green padlock indicates that the connection is secure and that the owners of the domain are who you would expect them to be.

With the EV certificate, the Site Identity button assures you that paypal.commozilla.org is owned by Paypal Inc.Mozilla Foundation, for example. Not only does the padlock turn green on the Paypal siteMozilla official website, it also expands and displays the name of the owner in the button itself.

Gray globe

A gray globe indicates that the connection between Firefox and the website is not encrypted, and therefore should not be considered safe against eavesdropping or man-in-the-middle attacks.

Many websites will have the gray globe because they don't involve passing sensitive information back and forth and do not need to have verified identities or encrypted connections.

Note: Do not send any sort of sensitive information (bank information, credit card data, Social Security Numbers, etc.) to sites where the Site Identity button has a gray globe icon.

Green padlock

A green padlock (with or without an organization name) indicates that:

• You are definitely connected to the website whose address is shown in the address bar; the connection has not been intercepted.
• The connection between Firefox and the website is encrypted to prevent eavesdropping.

A green padlock plus the name of the company or organization, also in green, means this website is using an Extended Validation (EV) certificate. An EV certificate is a special type of site certificate that requires a significantly more rigorous identity verification process than other types of certificates.

For sites using EV certificates, the Site Identity button displays both a green padlock and the legal company or organization name and location of the owner of the website, so you know who is operating it. For example, it shows that mozilla.org is owned by the Mozilla Foundation.

Green padlock with gray warning triangle

A green padlock with a gray warning triangle indicates that the site is secure; however, Firefox has blocked insecure content and so the site may not necessarily display or work entirely correctly. See Blokěrowanje měšanego wopśimjeśa for more information. This is a problem the site developer needs to resolve.

Gray padlock with yellow warning triangle

A gray padlock with a yellow warning triangle indicates that the connection between Firefox and the website is only partially encrypted and doesn't prevent eavesdropping.

For information about what "partially encrypted" means, see Blokěrowanje měšanego wopśimjeśa. This is a problem the site developer needs to resolve.

Note: Do not send any sort of sensitive information (bank information, credit card data, Social Security Numbers, etc.) to sites where the Site Identity button has a yellow warning triangle icon.

Gray padlock with red strikethrough

A gray padlock with red strikethrough indicates that the connection between Firefox and the website is only partially encrypted and doesn’t prevent against eavesdropping or man-in-the-middle attacks.

This icon will not appear unless you’ve manually deactivated mixed content blocking.

Note: Do not send any sort of sensitive information (bank information, credit card data, Social Security Numbers, etc.) to sites where the Site Identity button has a gray padlock with red strikethrough icon.