Comments on: Bank Of America To Support FirefoxRobert Accettura's Personal Blog on Web Development and TechBy: Steven- July 11, 2008 The pages physically work & load, I have no problem with that. Functionality, actually being able to USE the site in an effective manner is in the toilet. The page layout of OLB is terrible. (It didn&8217;t used to be.) JavaScript slows things down considerably. Perhaps not too noticeable on an 6MB cable connection, but try it on dial-up. I have MANY accounts, I have MANY companies I deal with, all going through OLB & BP. I like to use windowstabs to my benefit. I like to have good...http://robert.accettura.com/blog/2008/07/10/bank-of-america-to-support-firefox/#comment-37... By: Fred Wenzel- July 11, 2008 Hm, I&8217;ve been using Firefox with BoA just fine for years now. Not sure what I&8217;m doing &8220;wrong&8221;http://robert.accettura.com/blog/2008/07/10/bank-of-america-to-support-firefox/#comment-37... By: Robert- July 11, 2008 Steven: I believe part of that is due to some funky UserAgent detection, but I&8217;m not sure since I&8217;m not a BOA customer.http://robert.accettura.com/blog/2008/07/10/bank-of-america-to-support-firefox/#comment-37... By: Steven (BoA knows who I am, I hope!)- July 11, 2008 BOA has mangled their ONLINE BANKING website to the point where it is totally & utterly useless for one who actually expects to use it in a meaningful manner (IMHO of course). It used to be just fine. Now they limit you in every way imaginable. Their usage of JavaScript is horrendous. Now their BILL PAY website is just fine (with one slight exception). PS: I have no problem loading either site in SeaMonkey (aka Mozilla Suite) which some of the Reporter links allude to. Just loaded OLB...http://robert.accettura.com/blog/2008/07/10/bank-of-america-to-support-firefox/#comment-37... |