Comodo Dragon Web Browser

• Comodo Dragon Web Browser - Introduction
• System Requirements
• Download And Install Comodo Dragon Web Browser
• The Basics
  • Start Comodo Dragon Web Browser
  • Set Your Homepage
  • Search The Internet Using Comodo Dragon
  • Set Default Search Engine
  • Comodo Dragon Logging Policies
  • Prediction Service
  • Open Most Visited And Recently Closed Websites
  • Add Home Button To The Toolbar
  • Open Preset Pages On Startup
  • View Browsing History
  • Configure Pop-ups And Redirects
  • Set Browser Languages, Fonts And Encoding
  • Search For Important Browser Settings
  • Configure Dragon Updates
  • Manage Website Passwords
  • Import Settings From Another Browser
  • Set Dragon As Your Default Browser
• Tabbed Browsing
  • Open A New Tab
  • Customize The Apps Page
  • Rearrange Tabs
  • Close Tabs, Windows And Comodo Dragon
  • Display / Hide Application Buttons On The Toolbar
• Bookmarks
  • Create Bookmarks
  • Find And Edit Bookmarks
  • Manage Bookmarks
  • Import And Export Bookmarks
• Privacy And Security
  • Delete Browsing History
  • Manage Cookies
  • Configure Site Settings In Comodo Dragon
  • Configure Advanced Settings
  • Use Comodo Dragon In Incognito Mode
  • Use Comodo Dragon In Virtual Mode
  • SSL Certificates And Secure Connections
  • SSL/HTTPS Security Settings
  • Block Insecure Content
  • Force Secure Connections
  • CertSentry
  • Manage Multiple Users
• Downloads
  • Download A File
  • Change Download Location
  • Clear Download History
  • View Download History
• Tools And Other Features
  • Manage Extensions
  • Zoom The Web-page
  • Form Autofill
  • Enable Or Disable Sync Settings
  • Protect Your Synced Passwords
  • Enable / Disable Malware Domain Filtering (Comodo Secure DNS)
  • Apply Themes
  • View Task Manager From Comodo Dragon
  • Search Within Page Content
  • Customize The Spell Checker
  • Manage Your Search Engines
  • View And Stop Background Pages And Applications
  • View, Save And Print PDFs
  • Keyboard And Mouse Shortcuts For Comodo Dragon
  • Website Security Indicators
  • The Share Page Button
  • Сonfigure Access Through A Web Proxy
  • Manage Protocol Handlers
  • Use The Address Bar (Omnibox)
  • Configure Media Settings
  • Configure Access To MIDI Devices
  • Configure Unsandboxed Plug-in Access Settings
  • Performance Settings
  • Use Media Downloader To Download Streaming Media
  • Cloud Print Settings
  • Set Automatic Downloads On Dragon
  • Protected Content
  • How To Add Accessibility Features To Dragon
  • Comodo Online Security Pro Extension
  • Perform Drive Search
  • Set The Distilled Page Contents
  • View The Global Media Controls On Toolbar
• Troubleshooting
  • Errors And Crashes In Comodo Dragon
  • Display Problems In Comodo Dragon
  • Report A Bug
• Portable Version
• Uninstall Comodo Dragon Web Browser
• About Comodo Dragon Web Browser

Website Security Indicators

• Dragon security indicators are shown in the website address bar and tell you about the security of the website you are visiting.

The following sections explain more on:

• Click the very first icon to view the site setting menu.
  

• Meaning - the icon in this pane indicates whether or not a sites uses TLS/SSL protocols. You can identify a website as genuine and trusted if it uses a valid TLS/SSL certificate. Invalid certificates could mean that someone is trying to tamper with your connection to the site.

• Comodo Dragon informs you whether your connection is fully encrypted. If your connection is insecure, third parties might be able to view or tamper with the information you provide on the site. 

The following table contains descriptions of different types of icons:

Icon	Description
	The page is running under HTTP, and is not using an SSL/TLS certificate. Your connection is not secure. Do not submit any confidential data to a page which shows this icon. The owner of the website has not been verified.
	The connection to the web-page is encrypted and secure. The page uses an SSL/TLS certificate to secure it's content and any data passed between Dragon and the server. Websites that display the lock will have an address that starts with 'https://'. If the site uses an Extended Validation SSL (EV SSL) certificate, the organization's name will appear next to the icon with green text.
	The page contains some insecure content. For example, mixed content. Mixed content is when a HTTPS page loads some content from an insecure source.
	High-risk insecure content on the page, or when the site presents an invalid certificate. Proceed with caution.

View the security Site Settings and Global Default information

• Click the icon at the left of the URL in the address bar to view the identity information from the drop-down

The upper pane displays the identity information and the lower pane displays and let you change settings for the site that you are currently visit.

• You can also manage items available from the 'Site settings' under the 'Privacy and security' section

OR

• Go to chrome://settings/content

See Configure Site Settings in Comodo Dragon for more details.