HTTPS not working with Konqueror 3.5.8

This is when I go to paypal.com for the first time and SSL security works.

And then when I click on 'Log in' SSL security turns off.

Cannot confirm. https://www.paypal.com/ works correctly in Konqueror (3.5.8-0ubuntu2 - from today).
Please install the latest updates.
If it still occurs, please try starting Konqueror from a terminal, e.g. "Konsole" and see if there's any output, which may indicate what fails exactly.
Is this a cosmetic problem? Can't you access e.g. https://launchpad.net/ at all?

It's the same for me with the latest updates. I am attaching two new screenshots. First one is when I open the URL directly, and the second one when I get to in steps. Only the first page I visit is then secured with SSL.

There are no error messages in the konsole from where I started konqueror.

When submitting this bug report initially launchpad.net gave me an error when I tried to submit it which I suspected might be related with the SSL problem.

I'll try removing ~/.kde ie. trying with a clean user because my $HOME is inherited from 7.04 later today.

I would like to add this is also a problem for me, but it seems to be cosmetic. Logon's etc work, but there is no indication that the connection is secured, bar the HTTPS in the URL. However, it seems if you open the link to a HTTPS page in a new tab or window, you receive the usual yellow address bar, padlock etc. It only seems to occur if the link is followed in the current tab.

However, it could be quite confusing for people to be logging onto banks etc with Konqueror but to not receive the usual indications that its actually a secure connection.

I include an image showing that the connection is apparently unsecured (as others), although see the URL.

Tvrtko Ursulin Said: "I'll try removing ~/.kde ie. trying with a clean user because my $HOME is inherited from 7.04 later today."

I created a new user for testing (home is inherited from Feisty also) and the problem still exists with the default kde configuration.

Sorry for the repeat posts, just some more clarification. If a https site is visited in a new Konqueror session, this bug does not occur. HTTPS from bookmarks also work as expected.

It appears the data is actually encrypted after inspection with wireshark, so its a cosmetic problem. However, this could be quite a problem as users who are unaware that the data is actually encrypted, when they usually expect the padlocks and yellow address bar to indicate this!

Here is a simple way to reproduce, visit http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate/TechnicalUsers and click on the link 'Report Bugs'. This is not a particularly obscure bug considering almost all people visiting https sites will be linked to them (eg to account login pages).

Confirmed

Up to date Gutsy system with kdelibs-data (4:3.5.8-0ubuntu2) and kdelibs4c2a (4:3.5.8-0ubuntu2) I cannot replicate this problem.

fixed in 3.5.8-0ubuntu2