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|Feature open issues and risks=<b>Current/Latest Proposal:</b>
|Feature open issues and risks=<b>Current/Latest Proposal:</b>
* Use an icon (ex: warning icon) in the password text box (shifting any placeholder the website set by a few pixels).  This icon will appear all the time (not just onfocus).   
* Use an icon (ex: warning icon) in the password text box (shifting any placeholder the website set by a few pixels).  This icon will appear all the time (not just onfocus).  ([http://people.mozilla.com/~tvyas/Warning_Icon.jpg Example Icon])
* When the user clicks on the warning icon or focuses on the input box, a message pops up with text that interrupts the user (ex: doorhanger), "This will submit your password unencrypted/This is an unencrypted page."  The dialog will present the user with a choice.   
* When the user clicks on the warning icon or focuses on the input box, a message pops up with text that interrupts the user (ex: doorhanger), "This will submit your password unencrypted/This is an unencrypted page." The dialog will be designed differently than other warnings, so that users don't ignore it out of habituation. The dialog will present the user with a choice.   
** If we can determine the ssl version of the page, provide these to options: "Click here to go to the encrypted version of this page." &  "Click here to proceed stay on this page (not recommended)."
** If we can determine the ssl version of the page, provide these to options: "Click here to go to the encrypted version of this page." &  "Click here to proceed stay on this page (not recommended)." Require the user to make a choice (no X to quit the dialog box)
** If we cannot determine the ssl version of the page, the user does not have any choices to select from.  Perhaps add a recommendation about being careful if using a shared/open/public wifi network.
** If we cannot determine the ssl version of the page, the user does not have any choices to select from.  Perhaps add a recommendation about being careful if using a shared/open/public wifi network.
** Perhaps include a checkbox for "Report to site owner".
** Perhaps include a checkbox for "Report to site owner".
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