What if you access the site using a bookmark or a link?

http://global.iwindsurf.com/Search.aspx

When I manually change the URL from http to https I do get an error:

Technical Details
global.iwindsurf.com uses an invalid security certificate.
The certificate is only valid for the following names:
*.sailflow.com , sailflow.com
The certificate expired on 10/1/2013 2:49 AM. The current time is 10/17/2013 6:46 PM.
(Error code: ssl_error_bad_cert_domain)

Here's a guess as to what might be happening: if you enter part of the URL in the address bar and then accepted the suggested address, Firefox's autofill feature may try to make a secure connection to a page even if that doesn't work throughout an entire site. This issue was first noted in Firefox 14. Is that the cause of the problem?

This website had been part of my home page list for 15 years. Its pulled up automatically. I never type in the URL or access it through the favorites list . I am not typing anything in . There is a possiblity that wheatherflow the owner of this site changed something.

This is a security message that comes from the Java plugin.
You can see a gray plugin icon on the left hand site of the location bar that indicates that there is a plugin used on this page.
The gray color means that Firefox isn't blocking this plugin, but the Java security setting will make Jaa ask for confirmation to continue.

Current Java versions have a higher security setting and will show this dialog and ask for permission to start a Java applet.

• http://www.java.com/en/download/help/disable_browser.xml

It is recommended to leave the Java security setting at its present setting.

Hi ctuna, thank you for the screen shot. I was thinking of a different error screen, so you can ignore my earlier reply.

I suggest raising this issue with the site. You're probably not the only one seeing this message, and the site might need to change its Java applet to solve this problem.