I am in the weird situation where I can access the secure sites of both
banks that I use using either browser, that of Telstra only by using
Netscape and that of my Credit Union only by using MSIE. It took over six
months and lots of chivvying before the Credit Union finally made its site
accessible at all for MacOS users. It appears that MSIE for Mac is to a
considerable extent Crippleware compared to the corresponding MSIE for
windows.
--Regards
Denes
On 16/6/01 3:28 AM, "Jimmy Grewal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We understand the need for support for personal certificates by some
> groups of MacIE users, and we will strongly consider it when we are
> working on a release where we are adding new functionality and feature;
> but this upcoming release is not it.
>
> Our focus right now is 100% on shipping a final release of MacIE for Mac
> OS X. We cannot let anything distract us from that goal for lots of
> reasons. Please continue to send us feedback about things you'd like us
> to do for future releases.
>
> There is no conspiracy theory behind the lack of personal certificate
> support in MacIE, it's just never been a higher priority than the other
> things we've had to do for each release.
>
> -Jimmy
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Harry Zink [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 10:10 AM
> To: Mac Internet Explorer Talk
> Subject: Re: Deja Vu
>
> on 6/15/01 10:11 AM, Christian Feldhaus at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Since I have heard and read, for quite a long time, comments from
>> Microsoft's MacIE team basically saying they are not terribly
> interested in
>> implementing that feature <g>, I simply use Netscape for the sites
> that use
>> certificates not supported by MS. So theoretically I do need to use
> them,
>> except there is no point in reporting that again and again.
>
> My point exactly, and I hope that the MSIE team will take this thread to
> heart, as they are merely creating a self-fulfilling prophecy. On a
> serious
> note, it's just a matter of time until a browser comes out that does
> what
> Netscape offers, and the best parts of MSIE, and it will work with
> certificates.
>
> Even if that browser cost money, I would willingly switch - just as a
> note.
> I would hope that browser would be MSIE, but I'm afraid it might not.
>
> Harry
>
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