This web crashes Firefox

[jimwilk]

I normally have cookies turned off. However, for my bank, I can't access the accounts unless I make an exception for No Cookies and Allow the site to set cookies for that session. Is it possible that you have a similar problem?

Jim

[djohnston]

I normally have cookies turned off. However, for my bank, I can't access the accounts unless I make an exception for No Cookies and Allow the site to set cookies for that session. Is it possible that you have a similar problem?

Jim

No. I don't have an account with that bank, but I can definitely confirm that a javascript is crashing Firefox. If I turn javascript off, accessing that page causes no problems. But, the content on that page isn't displayed unless javascript is enabled. It's a problem at the bank's end, IMO.

[Aleph]

Thanks friends,

I did a complain to my Bank explaining the problem.

I think they will do nothing... but I did the report.

I hate the banks!!


Thanks.

[kjpetrie]

It doesn't work in IE9 either! There is a JavaScript error which is not browser-specific. IE says it's on line 5 of MAC.js.

If an online bank can't even get their website code correct I would steer clear.

[The Chief]

It doesn't work in IE9 either! There is a JavaScript error which is not browser-specific. IE says it's on line 5 of MAC.js.

If an online bank can't even get their website code correct I would steer clear.

I second that!   

[aguila]

It doesn't work in IE9 either! There is a JavaScript error which is not browser-specific. IE says it's on line 5 of MAC.js.

If an online bank can't even get their website code correct I would steer clear.

I second that!   

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