Re:Firefox has lots of room to improve if it wants to beat C...
by JadoJodo on Sunday September 01, 2019 @10:16AM
(#20852387)
As inconvenient as powering through this bug might be, switching to Chrome to use this site just reinforces their choice. Perhaps emailing them to report the issue might also be beneficial for all?
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Re:Firefox has lots of room to improve if it wants to beat C...
by isostatic on Sunday September 01, 2019 @12:54PM
(#20853263)
I changed bank - I had an account with a bank (RBS?) in the late 90s / early 00s, couldn't access it from linux, yet I could access HSBC, so RBS lost my custom.
My current bank (Smile) works in Firefox on linux, so that's fine. If it didn't, they'll be losing my custom.
Re:Firefox has lots of room to improve if it wants to beat C...
by jstummbillig on Sunday September 01, 2019 @01:56PM
(#20853624)
Sometimes I am astonished by the life other people apparently lead. For example when they'd invest the energy to switch their bank (and all that is attached to that) over using a different browser to access a singular website.
I do not understand. It boggles my mind, in the most curious way.
Re:Firefox has lots of room to improve if it wants to beat C...
by Izkata on Sunday September 01, 2019 @11:51PM
(#20856651)
Sometimes the way it fails gives the impression of a less-than-comfortable level of competence with technology. I also almost switched banks when my first was acquired by another, its webui was so much worse.
Re:Firefox has lots of room to improve if it wants to beat C...
by fauigerzigerk on Sunday September 01, 2019 @02:55PM
(#20854007)
Please see the sibling thread (to your comment) for why I'm not going to do that. This "glitch" is probably intentional.
Also, I have actually tried to communicate with that bank about a far more important issue. It was frustrating and pointless, starting with the fact that they don't have a customer support email address.