User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.0.4) Gecko/2008102920 Firefox/3.0.4 Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.0.4) Gecko/2008102920 Firefox/3.0.4 When I go to the secure page to book a hotel room on this site that I helped develop and click on the secure lock to view the certificate which BTW we paid a lot of money for to help our buyers confidence level with securing a reservation through the site. I get a message that says: This web site does not supply identity information. and I think it is ****! There should not be any negative statements considering the extent we've gone through to secure our users critical information. There are no negative statements like that on any other browser that I use to access the secure pages so why would Firefox make some sort of negative statement like that? Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.If you cannot reproduce it from the link above you may need to access this page: http://www.ineedahotel.com/check_rates.php?hotelID=q6q2tj&name=prava_suites and change your dates preferences so you can get to an actual secure page. 2. 3. Actual Results: I see that statement on almost every secure page that I go to regardless of the site that I go to. Expected Results: I do not expect to see any negative statements on a secure page that we have gone to such a great extent to secure. Look at what other browsers are saying when you are on a secure page but what your browser is saying does not help with the confidence level that we are trying to create to help our users entrust us with their private information.

Perhaps you are looking to obtain Extended Validation Certificates? See http://cabforum.org/EV_Certificate_Guidelines_V11.pdf

Having a secure connection to the internet is _nothing_ to do with the identity of the website. Just because you have an encrypted connection to a website does not mean you should trust the website, it means no one can be monitoring your communications with the website. See http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=5022595#p5022595 a good post on this subject. This bug is not critical, so I've removed that flag, and this subject has been argued to death. I'll find the bug to dupe this against in a moment.

Marking this a dupe of bug 429021 (via bug 456986)

About this topic: ------- Comment #4 From Rich F 2008-11-26 15:06:30 PST (-) [reply] ------- How do I go about supplying indentity information to make your insulting statement go away? ------- Comment #5 From Jesse Ruderman 2008-11-26 15:12:19 PST (-) [reply] ------- Use https. ------- Comment #6 From Rich F 2008-11-26 15:26:05 PST (-) [reply] ------- Ok but if you go to my secure booking page it still says: Web site: www.blahblah.com Owner: This web site does not supply identity information. Verified by: VeriSign, Inc. So we still have a insulting comment when I click on the secure lock and so what I am rapidly understanding is that in order to make this insulting comment to go away and increase my customers trust it isn't just that I need a VeriSign cert. but that I need a VeriSign EV cert.? ------- Comment #7 From Rich F 2008-11-26 15:43:55 PST (-) [reply] ------- Hello anyone home now? What about my last post? ------- Comment #8 From Eddy Nigg, StartCom Ltd. 2008-11-26 15:55:02 PST (-) [reply] ------- An EV certificate from any provider will show a less insulting comment ;-) (There are many others besides Verisign, if you prefer) ------- Comment #9 From Rich F 2008-11-26 16:07:24 PST (-) [reply] ------- BTW just for **** and giggles does VeriSign and all the cert sellers that have various price ranges on the certs. that you can buy from them fund the development of Firefox? ------- Comment #10 From Rich F 2008-11-26 16:15:17 PST (-) [reply] ------- I see it looks like the old statement that you were innocent until proven guilty has once again changed to you are guilty until proven innocent and to clarify it's like this: According to your statement until I get VeriSign or someone of the likes to make a statement something to the effect that I am who I say I am according to Firefox you cannot trust that I am who I say I am??? So I need to pay a lot of money to be who I am. Once again I am guilty until I prove my innocence. Thank God our real judicial system still believes that I am innocent until proven guilty. I cannot believe an organization like FF has bought into the ****! ------- Comment #11 From Rich F 2008-11-26 16:17:46 PST (-) [reply] ------- In reality you could make that statement much less insulting like you used to?

Rich, personally, I see nothing insulting about the sign, "This web site does not supply identity information." (I won several sites that say that myself). It simply states that there is no identity information. I also see nothing insulting about anything that was said on this bug. I am asking Gerv to please take a look at this, but I do not think there is any need for you to keep arguing about this. This bug is a dupe of bug 429021. BTW, Gerv, he posted this same comment on bug 429021.

Maybe you don't have a clue as to what we've done or how much it has costs us to secure that site and attempt to create user trust only to then to click on the secure lock symbol on the browser and have it say anything negative or depreciate our site users trust is appalling to me and it makes several of the site owners not real happy.