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Safari and Firefox and my Banking

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PaulDi@officeformac.com - 02 Mar 2008 07:18 GMT
Hi i am new to mac so excuse my naivety.
I am trying to do certain things on my banking and also other websites and they say only works on internet explorer(curse you Bill Gates). How can i overcome this? any help for a complete novice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Ian_ - 03 Mar 2008 02:17 GMT
PaulDi@officeformac.com wrote on 2/3/2008 7:18 am:

> Hi i am new to mac so excuse my naivety.
> I am trying to do certain things on my banking and also other websites and
> they say only works on internet explorer(curse you Bill Gates). How can i
> overcome this? any help for a complete novice would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks
You can get your browser to pretent to be MSIE...

Debug menu activated via the Terminal, or Add-ons like PithHelmet will let
you activate this.
Then select User Agent at the bottom of the Debug menu, (take a pick).

This won't help if the site needs to use Active-X (PC only, real or
virtual).

HTH,         &B-)        Ian
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JamesWilson1982 - 11 Mar 2008 23:50 GMT
Hi Paul,

I'm afraid its hard to tell you what is goign wrong when I can't see what
functions aren't working.

If its typically buttons, or form elements it may be that you don't have
javascript installed. I personally know of someone who bought a mac and
javascript was disabled (which i thought was strange).

To check if javascript is enabled simply follow these steps:
1. Open Safari
2. Click Safari in the top left corner.
3. Click Preferences.
4. On the new window thats opened click on the security "tab" which is
represented by a large padlock.
5. Check that "enable javascript" is ticked.

regards

James

> Hi i am new to mac so excuse my naivety.
> I am trying to do certain things on my banking and also other websites and they say only works on internet explorer(curse you Bill Gates). How can i overcome this? any help for a complete novice would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks
 
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