Ah, yes, the UI (Flash-based in the cases I mentioned!) is definitely clunky, so it's not surprising Capital One's is similar. They also tend to hide the featur

Ah, yes, the UI (Flash-based in the cases I mentioned!) is definitely clunky, so it's not surprising Capital One's is similar. They also tend to hide the feature a little bit for some reason; it's not prominently displayed. But otherwise it's there and nevertheless usable if you can find it. If you need it on literally a daily basis, though, it might not be smooth enough to be comfortable.