Thank you for taking the time to explain. I better understand what
happened. However, we are mostly guessing here as to what the real
problem was. If I run into a similar problem again, I will do a diff of
the pages received by both browsers to see if the web site is actually
doing something dif
> The standard will be changed based on that discussion.
Poppycock! While, yes, the standard can get changed, the timing becomes too
slow to be practical. The standard won't get changed for years after the
initial conversation and after many discussions/revisions. Meanwhile,
solutions have to
Did you notice that the problem worked fine in other Linux browsers but
not in Firefox? What does that do for Firefox's market share? The
current web standards have flaws which allow for interpretation. Isn't
it also important to make a browser compatible to the de facto standards
as interpreted
Oops. Make that three and a half years.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/575897
Title:
No text cursor for login on CitiCard website
Status in The Mozilla Firefox Brows
Two and a half years later and now I can use Firefox 18.0.2 running on
Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS to login to CitiCards!
This bug had prevented anyone from using Linux Firefox to access a large
financial institution's site. This bug should have been given a higher
priority by Mozilla at the time I opened
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