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Firefox 2.0 Question

jessep28

jessep28

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I just had my MBNA credit card online management migrate over to the Bank of America online banking system (BOA bought MBNA).

When attempting to login, BOA's website is telling me I don't have cookies enabled. I have Firefox set to hold cookies until they expire. The cookie they are trying to store is for state infomation selected at the login page to "tailor" services.

Online banking works fine in Safari.

I wonder if others have the same problem and also what it could be? If you go to their website (http://www.bankofamerica.com/) and put in a fake username, that should create the problem.

Thanks for the help.
 
jessep28 said:
I just had my MBNA credit card online management migrate over to the Bank of America online banking system (BOA bought MBNA).

When attempting to login, BOA's website is telling me I don't have cookies enabled. I have Firefox set to hold cookies until they expire. The cookie they are trying to store is for state infomation selected at the login page to "tailor" services.

Online banking works fine in Safari.

I wonder if others have the same problem and also what it could be? If you go to their website (http://www.bankofamerica.com/) and put in a fake username, that should create the problem.

Thanks for the help.
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Seems to work fine for me and firefox.
 
Its not really that big of a deal, is it? Firefox doesn't work on a few sites, so just use Safari or some other browser.

That said, I don't like 2.0. I just downgraded back to 1.5
 
Cassie said:
Its not really that big of a deal, is it? Firefox doesn't work on a few sites, so just use Safari or some other browser.

That said, I don't like 2.0. I just downgraded back to 1.5
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It can be if the person wants to use Firefox and not keep a plethora of browsers handy in order to access certain sites.
 
It really isn't that big of a deal. It takes 5 seconds to load the program.

My school uses Lotus notes for e-mail and it doesn't work with Safari. So, I would like to stay on Firefox if at all possible. It's just more hassle to have to open a second browser for one site.

Both browsers work pretty well for the most part though.
 
Yeah a full removal including library files and reinstall resulted in the site working as expected.
 
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