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ozstar wrote: ↑

2019-10-04, 03:21

So does this mean I have to use another browser to access the bank site?

Probably. I've always stuck to IE and now Chrome for banks and government websites. Those are least likely to follow standards and just blindly follow what's used by default.

So does this mean I have to use another browser to access the bank site?

Thanks Tomaso!

That should be: https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/ ... 2442135725
Bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1358018

It's actually a two-line change, should be trivial to port.

Mozregression result:
* Last bad: Firefox v55.0a1 (2017-04-20)
* First good: Firefox v55.0a1 (2017-04-21)

Pushlog:
https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/ ... b52715852a

... Webkit (Safari), and MAYBE khtml.. if you are lucky. No time for Goanna and UXP Applications. Sucks doesn't it? Maybe you need a different bank :shh:

I contacted the bank, ready to supply that information, but as could be expected their answer was that they only support mainstream browsers. The site can still be used in Pale Moon, it just doesn't display properly. So I guess it's ...

Timestamp: 9/17/2019 8:25:05 AM Error: TypeError: Not enough arguments to CSSStyleSheet.insertRule. Source File: https://online.swedbank.se/SWB-PRIVATE-160.1.0-2019-09-13_16_21_33/src/app.878aa3fe5f0656d46d3d.js Line: 690 Timestamp: 9/17/2019 8:25:06 AM Error: XML Parsing Error: no root element fou...

... happening since Pale Moon 28.7.0 32-bit and is the same in 28.7.1 32-bit, on Windows 7 Professional 64-bit. Following this link to log in to Swedbank, a Swedish bank: https://online.swedbank.se/app/privat/?ns=1 The login page doesn't display correctly in Pale Moon. The page that is shown when ...

^ Thanks for the reply -- I've been using the following Useragent Override for Chase which has been working since Basilisk was first released: general.useragent.override.chase.com set to Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:52.9) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/52.9 (at least up until recently :?) I change...

I can't be sure at what point the Chase Login broke using Basilisk (as I usually use Pale Moon) Pale Moon works because it includes a specific override in about:config for chase.com. Basilisk does not include that override. If you go into Basilisk, open about:config and create a general.useragent.o...

^ Follow-up: I'm noticing a markedly slower response time (laggy behavior) in Basilisk that I do not recall occurring the few times I've used Basilisk prior to this most current release (this behavior may be just temporary however hence have no relationship with the topic problem). Not a problem rea...

... . This was tested in safe-mode. Here is what the login should look like (screen-shot using Pale Moon): Chase Login using Pale Moon.png The Chase Bank Login used to work at some point in Basilisk. Thanks for anyone confirming the problem in Basilisk....

Sounds like a case of user agent sniffing. You might have to change the Pale Moon user agent specifically for First Direct bank.

... Fx 52 ESR and would still be using it except I accidentally upgraded it and stupidly didn't have a stored copy of my profile of 52 ESR). I don't bank on browsers except in rare situations where Edge works (and banking is one of the few areas where Basilisk fails) so the security issues of using ...

Sounds like the bank site is configured to open the PDF in a window (under the assumption you have a PDF viewing plugin or something installed). I'm assuming you aren't shown a simple link that can be rightclick->downloaded. Correct, ...

Scenario: I open PM and navigate to (for example) my bank's on-line service. Log-in fine I go to the 'statements' page. The statements are in pdf format. The page takes forever to load i.e. PM appears to freeze. Sounds like the bank site is configured ...

Hello, Not a very clear title but that is what is happening. Scenario: I open PM and navigate to (for example) my bank's on-line service. Log-in fine I go to the 'statements' page. The statements are in pdf format. The page takes forever to load i.e. PM appears to freeze. This also ...

Thank you. This is what I wanted to know. I wasn't sure if bridgetrack was something malicious or not. It seems kind of weird that a bank or credit card company would have it in/on their website. Glad you got it sorted. Please take note, as Gorhill posted above, that you can (should) allow ...

... site offers. Thank you. This is what I wanted to know. I wasn't sure if bridgetrack was something malicious or not. It seems kind of weird that a bank or credit card company would have it in/on their website. I expect that from certain sites (AOL) but not with something where security matters. ...

... depending on the country selected. For instance, The "UK version" offers an option for Maestro . And the "Germany version" appears to accept bank cards generally (if I'm understanding it). Or you could simply enter your Maestro card number and see if it gets processed.