On Tuesday, July 07, 2020 10:21:48 AM Greg Wooledge wrote: > On Tue, Jul 07, 2020 at 10:06:08AM -0400, rhkra...@gmail.com wrote: > > Wow, not sure what sparked that response, but I will say one thing, you > > might run testing if your bank insists you have the latest thing > > (browser). > > Well, you could switch banks. > > Or, you could install the unstable upstream Firefox releases from > mozilla.com or whatever it's called this year. And have fun playing > "what broke this week". > > Personally, I find it hard to believe your statement about a bank > requiring a *new* web browser to work. I would be more likely to believe > "My bank requires that I use an incredibly *old* browser version." > Or even "My bank only works with Microsoft Internet Explorer."
Aside: I suppose I should clarify that I am not the OP. Then, more to the point, maybe I use incredibly old browsers (e.g., Firefox 52.8.0 in Wheezy), and the bank(s) (and similar places that I sometimes deal with) insist on less incredibly old browsers -- in any case, I often get messages to the effect that I need to update my browser to work with a specific site. (Then I (usually) switch to my Jessie or Buster installation, which I will transtion to completely, one of these days, or maybe not.)
