This is a non-secure form.

I get that message every time I use a website for my Real Estate business. It is a very secure site and is only accessible to Realtors. It logs me out every 3 hours so I have to click Ok to this prompt many times a day. I don't have to do this but once with Chrome, but for various functional reasons, I want to stay with Safari. Is there a way to disable that prompt?
FYI, I have already done the following;
Warn when visiting a fraudulent website is unchecked
I have removed all extensions or disabled them

Safari > Preferences > Security > Ask before sending a non-secure form...
You can suppress the warning by unchecking that box. But it's not a good idea. If you get that warning, don't submit private information in the web form.

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