Lemuel Johnson wrote: > On 9/12/2016 12:31 PM, David E. Ross wrote: >> On 9/12/2016 9:24 AM, Lemuel Johnson wrote: >>> snipped >>> >>> I appreciate the suggestions. But as a SeaMonkey proponent, maybe even >>> evangelist, I have convinced several friends and family members to use >>> SM as their browser and email client. They also have Chase accounts. >>> >>> The reality is: >>> 1. They are not changing banks. >>> 2. They have no idea what a User Agent is or any desire to learn. >>> 3. They will not use a different browser just to access chase.com >>> 4. If they move to a different browser they will not be using SeaMonkey >>> again. >>> >>> So, there was a report that chase.com was usable with the default >>> SeaMonkey user agent. That would be good, but I cannot replicate. My >>> question is more along the lines of "Am I doing something wrong that >>> prevents (default) SeaMonkey from being accepted at chase.com?"
I created that report but have since found out that it was not as true statement. When I use the "Default" profile, Chase is not usable. I did change the prefs.js but I originally thought that the change made no difference. However, I now think it did fix the Chase problem. I will go back and research what I did and let you know. Sorry for the misinformation. >> >> I had to create a separate SeaMonkey profile for accessing my financial >> accounts at a bank, two credit unions, and Vanguard mutual funds. My >> settings for this profile might give you some idea of what you might >> need to do. Where I say "Normally", that reflects the profile where I >> do most of my Web surfing. >> >> Images from all domains (Normally, I block images from "other" domains.) >> >> Cookies from 3rd party domains allowed from which there are already >> existing cookies and the file cookies.sqlite is marked "read-write". >> (Normally, I allow cookies only from the requested domain; and I mark >> cookies.sqlite as "read only".) >> >> Popups enabled (Normally, I disable popups.) >> >> FlashBlock extension and HTML5 Media enabled (Normally, they are >> disabled.) >> >> AdBlock Plus and Secret Agent extensions not installed. (They are >> installed in the profile where I do most of my Web surfing.) >> > > Browser preferences at default settings: > Load all images > Allow all cookies (normally). cookies.sqlite is RW > Block unrequested popup windows checked (I believe this is default) > None of these are installed: FlashBlock, HTML5 Media, AdBlock, Secret > Agent. This is such a blatant case of browser sniffing I doubt any > extension would cause the problem. > > > _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
