Tried to Donate Thru Paypal Link
Hello Folks,Tried to donate thru your Paypal link,Then my Firefox browser warned me "info on this page is both secure and unsecure,could easily be read by a 3rd party..ect..So I'm going to try setting up an acct. with Paypal first,and hope that works around it? Just FYI,Hope other potential donors to this site don't get cold feet from this,Thanks.
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Hmmm....
Was it through one of the links on this page: http://www.digitalFAQ.com/donate.htm ?? If so, which link specifically was it? The $10 link, for example, goes to https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/we...28d42bdf5d9d2c -- a Paypal.com secure URL. Looking at the Paypal page source code, it all appears to be HTTPS content being pulled. Very strange.. Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I may have to test it with various browsers. Thanks. :) |
Just tried again 3 times:1st time about 10:40 pm, got same warning as before,2nd 2 times no warning anymore.I got there last time and tonite this way:Forum start page,Then "how to support dfaq",Then "become premium member",click to upgrade button,Then Available subscriptions page,Drop down box 20.00/"click order button,Then Select payment method page,click "order using paypal"button,Then Firefox "3rd party" warning on paypal page.But as I mentioned,no warning last 2 tries at about 10:55 pm,Wheeew... Maybe now I can donate! Dont do much typing,but still learning at age 52!! Tired and dizzy now,This Unit needs rest!:)
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That looks to be an error on the part of Firefox. Firefox has had security related issues since version 3.0, issuing false alerts and sometimes outright denying access to sites that use self-signed certs. In both cases, there's no danger to the user, but it does create obvious confusion. Great browser, I use it daily, and have for probably 7 years now, but it's not without its quirks and shortcomings. The self-signed SSL is the entire reason I now use Chrome daily, in addition to Firefox.
On this site, all Paypal transactions are directed to the Paypal.com https.
The error could be safely ignored. Thanks. :) |
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