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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 is

• isostatic 7y ago
  As it’s a bank I suspect their devs have to use IE6 and have recently upgraded to IE8 and thus change in behaviour.
• isostatic 7y ago
  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.
  • jstummbillig 7y ago
    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.
    • Izkata 7y ago
      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.
• fauigerzigerk 7y ago
  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.