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... use an different browser for this purpose, to maintain security. I'll keep my fingers crossed for commit #72e2cb0 :) btw; DNB isn't the only bank affected by this issue. Other banks, like SpareBank1, have the same problem.

... and should never have case-sensitivity as a result. So, I'm not entirely sure what they are doing or why it fails -- of note, this one Norwegian bank seems to be the only one with an issue :P (As an aside, I use BankID myself in Sweden, probably a very similar setup, and it isn't a problem, ever, ...

... That bug is n/a for Pale Moon because we don't use the C++ CSP parser. The problem seems to be identical though. There's a compatibility test @ bankid.no here: https://www.bankid.no/Hjelp-og-nyttige-verktoy/Nyttige-verktoy/Test-din-nettleser/ ..but this test is flawed! Pale Moon passes the above ...

... or not a particular cookie is good, bad or indifferent. Example a whitelist of known good, or known useful cookies, such as those that store your bank's username and password, and known bad, whichever those may be. Is there much talk in development circles about the idea of communities forming ...

... i.e. click this one to black list it forever, click that one to white list it forever. I want to keep the legit cookies for places like the online bank, certain forums, etc... and delete all the others every time I close the browser. Cookie monster would not work with either IE 11 or chrome. I ...

... it's not, and the browser lies and says that it's not there, but it really is. Who is to know? Who is to care? Computers are stupid. If I rob a bank with a note signed "John Smiley", and then a week later I rob a bank with a note signed "Jon Smiles" and a week later I rob a bank with a note ...

... of my university UNAM. And what said the possible employer? "That is NOT a certification of Oracle. Gimme me a cert or 5 years curriculum in a bank doing systems or get lost!" Also all computer jobs now demand you be under 35 years old. So why I bother to code a new language or reshape my skills ...

... banking websites will see us as an ancient version of Firefox and insecure and perhaps block access at some point (I'd imagine you can't surf to Bank of America and log in from Internet Explorer 5.0, or at least I hope you couldn't) even though Pale Moon will be modern and secure. Simply identifying ...

... . Setting the security.ssl3.dhe_* should work... have you tried a browser restart? Yep,I tried that but as the issue is with the local bank website,the message will keep appearing. I'd find another place to make your purchase. +1 rep to Pale Moon, I have checked the recent version of ...

... want your credit card info. passed through weak encryption? If you do use this make sure you untick the DHE ciphers. I had a problem with my bank using crappy RC4 and have to use Pale Moon Commander to allow the weak RC4. I have E-mailed my bank three times and they still use this form of ...

... does not work with Kaspersky "Safe Money" ... leaving the only browser to be compatible with K~ Safe Money is IE :thumbdown: One of our Australian banks (one of the big 4) SSL protocol is SSL 2.0 through to TLS 1.0 :wtf: When I initially phoned my bank their response was an email on how to downgrade ...

I had a similar problem accessing two different bank websites starting with 25.3.1. The first thing I did was change Pale Moon to use Firefox Compatibility mode – Options > Advanced > General tab. That solved the problem with one of the bank sites ...

I can't use my homebanking anymore with PM. I am not sure if it is because of me updating PM, or the bank has made changes. The only thing I know for sure is that PM v25.4.1 and v25.5.0 gives me the same problem. I can log in and do ...

... KIS 2015 was released in Aug 2014, so SafeMoney has been compromised for the past 10+ months - KIS-2015 could not provide secured connection to my banks (obvious by Kaspersky on screen messages) - I can use "Print Screen" and MS Snipping tool on my bank login page & bank account page ... too! [/size] ...

... PayPal three times then it failed again. I don't know what to make of this because Firefox 29 works every time. It's only PayPal. Ebay works, my bank works every thing! They must have changed something I don't know. PITA that I have to use another browser just to log into PayPal. Yet I can use ...

... it was a string buried in the original FFx code that got missed. As life might have it, I have experienced the corollary to the issue. My onlne bank shows a popup that suggest I change to FFx 25 or better. LOL

I don't know if sending null data back is a good idea because for example my bank create the TAN generator "picture" with a canvas script.
But if we have then a option to whitelist sites and give fake data or something else to other sites, then this would be great

Appreciate the responses.

Have contacted the Bank and let them know of this problem.


Regards,

Kevin

Also, contact your bank and let them know they are using insecure security measures. If they don't fix the problem quick, I'd use another bank if I were you.

... to be blunt, but if you were competent on the subject, you would understand the need for a secure browser. You'd also write this letter to your bank and tell them to fix their stuff, instead of telling us what an imposition it is that you can't use a bad security setting without enabling it ...