[plug] Browsers compatable with 'non Linux ones'?

Leon Brooks leon at brooks.fdns.net
Sun Jun 23 21:43:57 WST 2002


On Sun, 23 Jun 2002 21:31, Daniel wrote:
> two instances today where Linux might have filled the requirements except
> for questions over Browser 'compatability' or standards
> - one for online banking [question e-mailed to bank] and
> - the other with needing M$IE compatability (java stuff downloaded, but
> unsuccessful installation in Mandrake 8.2)

> Is this all possible and I've just been setting up the browsers incorrectly
> or using the wrong ones?

One bank, NAB OTToMH, has different case between the Java and the files, so 
you need to mount a small virtual disk with a case-blind filesystem like FAT 
in the right place before installing it.

With Sun's Java, Mozilla works fine. Mandrake are currently struggling to get 
a JDK compiled under gcc 3.1 for their release 9.0. IIRC, get the Java 
install for Mozilla right and you can set Konqueror to use it as well.

Konqueror has a great feature: per-site UserAgent spoofing. Tell a problem 
site that you have a specific version of IE or NS if it refuses you 
admission, and see how good your luck gets.

Cheers; Leon



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