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Hi, On other browsers I'm used to seeing padlocks to show that the page is secure...there don't appear to be any with Firefox, is the only way of telling if the page is secure by looking for https as opposed to http? Thanks

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Gammo

Hi, On other browsers I'm used to seeing padlocks to show that the page is secure...there don't appear to be any with Firefox, is the only way of telling if the page is secure by looking for https as opposed to http? Thanks

Hi, On other browsers I'm used to seeing padlocks to show that the page is secure...there don't appear to be any with Firefox, is the only way of telling if the page is secure by looking for https as opposed to http? Thanks

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the-edmeister
the-edmeister

Use the Site Identity Button.
https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Site+Identity+Button

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Thanks for your help Edmeister