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At least you guys don't have a system that uses ActiveX. That's how it is in South Korea[0], supposedly the world's "most wired" nation. You can only use IE, on
by w1ntermute 14y ago
At least you guys don't have a system that uses ActiveX. That's how it is in South Korea[0], supposedly the world's "most wired" nation. You can only use IE, on Windows, to access online banking services. Things are slowly getting better thanks to the explosion of iPhone/iPad/Mac popularity in Korea (particularly the iPhone), but even now, IE has more than 91% market share in South Korea[1].
0: http://www.kanai.net/weblog/archive/2007/01/26/00h53m55s http://www.kanai.net/weblog/archive/2007/01/26/00h53m55s
1: http://blog.mozilla.org/gen/2012/05/29/browser-competition-in-korea/ http://blog.mozilla.org/gen/2012/05/29/browser-competition-i...
- justincormack 14y agoIndeed. This is a typical South Korean bank website[1]. I despair. [1] http://www.globalibk.com/home.jsp http://www.globalibk.com/home.jsp
- w1ntermute 14y agoYep, they don't even let you access the site without spoofing your user ID. For example, for that site in Chrome you get: > Microsoft Internet Explorer 사용자만 사용가능합니다. Translation: Only Microsoft Internet Explorer users can use the site.
- slig 14y agoThe page won't even show up. if(typeof(navigator.appName)=='undefined' || navigator.userAgent.indexOf("MSIE")<0) { top.wgmain.location.href='about:blank'; alert('Microsoft Internet Explorer 사용자만 사용가능합니다.'); return false; }
- jff 14y agoWow that Javascript sure is interesting, glad you pasted it three goddamn times!
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- kalininalex 14y agoWe need a screenshot.
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