{for fx70}{note}'''This article applies to [[Find what version of Firefox you are using|Firefox version]] 69 and below.''' See [https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2019/10/15/improved-security-and-privacy-indicators-in-firefox-70/ Improved Security and Privacy Indicators in Firefox 70]. {/note}{/for} The Control Center panel opens when you click the [[Image:Site Info button]] button in the address bar. It lets you manage security and privacy settings for a website in one place. Use the Control Center to view information about a site and to make choices about site permissions, trackers or insecure content. __TOC__ = Connection security = When you visit a website, a lock icon in the address bar will generally indicate that the connection to the site is fully secure. For more information about the connection's security, click the [[Image:Site Info button]] button to open the Control Center. The top section of the panel shows you whether the current connection is classified as secure and if there is any insecure content that Firefox may be blocking on a website that is supposed to be secure otherwise. *The article [[Mixed content blocking in Firefox]] tells you more about Firefox's content blocking security feature. To learn about the issuer of a certificate for a secure connection and – in case it is made available – about the website's owner, or to disable the blocking of insecure content on a site, click the right arrow on the Control Center. ;[[Image:Fx45 Control Center - Security]] {for not fx63} = Tracking protection = When [[Content Blocking (formerly Tracking Protection)|Tracking Protection]] is enabled{for not fx57} in [[Private Browsing - Use Firefox without saving history|Private Browsing]]{/for}, the Control Center indicates whether or not a page contains elements that track you, in addition to information about your connection. Firefox’s Tracking Protection feature will automatically block these trackers {for not fx57} in Private Browsing{/for} and the Control Center allows you to disable the feature, if needed. *'''No trackers detected''' ;{for not fx62}[[Image:Fx45 Control Center - No trackers]]{/for}{for =fx62}[[Image:Fx62-NoTrackingElements]]{/for} *'''Trackers detected''' (with option to disable Tracking Protection) ;{for not fx57}[[Image:Fx45 Control Center - Permissions]]{/for}{for =fx57, =fx58, =fx59, =fx60, =fx61}[[Image:Fx61ControlCenter-Permissions]]{/for}{for =fx62}[[Image:Fx62ControlCenter-Permissions]]{/for} See the [[Content Blocking (formerly Tracking Protection)]] article to learn more about these controls. {/for} {for fx63} = Content Blocking = When the [[Content blocking|Content Blocking]] feature is enabled, the Control Center indicates whether or not a page contains elements that track you, in addition to information about your connection. Firefox’s Content Blocking feature detects and automatically blocks known trackers. The Control Center allows you to disable the feature, if needed. *'''No trackers detected''' ;[[Image:no blockable content 63]] *'''Trackers detected''' (with option to disable) ;[[Image:Fx63ControlCenter-Permissions]] See the [[Content blocking]] article to learn more about these controls. {/for} = Permissions = The Permissions section of the Control Center will display any special permissions you've granted to the website in the past and lets you adjust them on the spot. To edit any other permission for a site, click the right arrow on the Control Center and then click the {button More Information} button. This will open the [[Firefox Page Info window|Page Info window]], which contains a comprehensive permissions section.

The Control Center panel opens when you click the button in the address bar. It lets you manage security and privacy settings for a website in one place. Use the Control Center to view information about a site and to make choices about site permissions, trackers or insecure content.

Connection security

When you visit a website, a lock icon in the address bar will generally indicate that the connection to the site is fully secure. For more information about the connection's security, click the button to open the Control Center. The top section of the panel shows you whether the current connection is classified as secure and if there is any insecure content that Firefox may be blocking on a website that is supposed to be secure otherwise.

• The article Mixed content blocking in Firefox tells you more about Firefox's content blocking security feature.

To learn about the issuer of a certificate for a secure connection and – in case it is made available – about the website's owner, or to disable the blocking of insecure content on a site, click the right arrow on the Control Center.

Permissions

The Permissions section of the Control Center will display any special permissions you've granted to the website in the past and lets you adjust them on the spot.

To edit any other permission for a site, click the right arrow on the Control Center and then click the More Information button. This will open the Page Info window, which contains a comprehensive permissions section.