On 8/27/2016 5:03 AM, [email protected] wrote: > It has been widely reported that chase.com will no longer allow access > with SeaMonkey. > > The workaround has been to use the User Agent spoofing function of > PrefBar to tell the site Firefox is being used. > > This works, but only up to a point. I can login, look at account > balances, download activity, and pay bills for existing payees. > > But in the Manage Payees area, I needed to delete one payee and edit the > information for another. Clicking on the appropriate buttons for these > functions did NOT work. > > I logged out and closed SeaMonkey, then started Firefox v48 and logged > into the site again. This time, the functions in question worked correctly. > > Bottom line: Even though you can spoof the browser identity to access > the website, there is some difference between SeaMonkey and Firefox > which prevents SeaMonkey from being totally functional at chase.com > > Since there could also be other issues that might not be obvious, I am > reluctant to continue using SeaMonkey to access this site. :-( > > John >
No, this will not solve your problem with Chase; but it might help you avoid this problem. My father owned an independent furniture store. His inventory came from local manufacturers and from local representatives of non-local manufacturers. He did not need the services of a mega-bank. Instead, he always used a small, local bank. He said that he wanted to bank where the employees -- especially the branch manager -- recognized him and knew him by name. This was all before the advent of the Internet. Today, I bank at a small, local bank. I also have an account at a credit union. I have no problems doing online banking through SeaMonkey with either institution. Traveling in Europe, I had no problem using my credit union's Visa card; and my wife had no problem using our bank's Master Card. I suggest that, if you do not use all the services of Chase, change banks. -- David E. Ross Republicans scream that Hillary Clinton was responsible for the tragedy in Benghazi. They conveniently forget that it was the Republican-controlled Congress that drastically cut the State Department's budget for embassy and consulate protection. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
