Users complaining of a "Select a certificate" popup on my web sites - ssl

I have a couple websites launched in Azure. The URLs end with .azurewebsites.net which is fine with me. But recently, we've received multiple complaints that when the users visit these sites, they receive a popup in their browsers similar to the following:
I don't know anything about https or SSL certificates. My question is:
Why did this start happening recently? I've had my websites up for a long time and now we're getting this?
Can I update my websites so that users don't receive this popup anymore? If so, how?
Thank you.

If you don't want to recieve the popup , you can disable the setting in Azure Portal
Go to Azure Portal =>Your Web App =>Configuration =>General Settings
Select Optional under Client certificate mode
OR
If you don't want to disable , You can provide the windows sign-in as authentication

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