I'm also getting increasingly annoyed with all the financial
institutions that are dropping OFX support in favor of exclusive quicken
support.
At the moment, I have to download manually or semi-manually (using
browser automation, which isn't a walk in the park) to get my data.
This is very frustrating.
Jean
On 1/4/21 12:16 PM, Steve Cohen wrote:
I've gone back recently to using my GnuCash and I need to download
transactions from American Express. Their website now wants to force
me to go through Quicken to deactivate my account and reactivate it in
order to get QFX data.
It's my data, not Quicken's. That was the whole reason I started
using GNUCash to avoid quicken. How can I get my data now from
American Express?
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