Screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/04gee5fqolcfc3q/Screenshot%202014-01-05%2010.42.23.png * Mixed secure content is something maybe the user should know about once. Maybe. But having the icon there for the duration of the tab is overkill. * Same with plugin notification. I just clicked "continue allowing" so it can go away now. * The problem as a whole is compounded by the lucky charms on the right, which have been breeding.

(In reply to Dietrich Ayala (:dietrich) from comment #0) > * Mixed secure content is something maybe the user should know about once. > Maybe. But having the icon there for the duration of the tab is overkill. The identity icon is always present. If it's not the warning triangle, it's a globe or a lock. > * Same with plugin notification. I just clicked "continue allowing" so it > can go away now. What do you suggest we do about this? I don't see anything actionable in this bug...

I'm not sure what exactly to do. A bug is still valid even if it doesn't have an immediately obvious solution ;) Perhaps we should not show the icon at all after the user selects [continue allowing], and have the option to change plugin choices if user clicks on the identity icon.

The design changed various times, now the have a permissions panel. It's unclear whether this is still an issue, plus there's no actionable path.