If I understand correctly, applications need little tweaking to support browsers other than IE (the default one). I have seen my peers working on this aspect for big banks. I doubt if Indian banks insist on this. I have faced some problems with ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank sites while using FF. So, I use IE for all banking needs and FF/Chrome for the rest.
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Indian Banking Websites and Web Browsers
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Any website can be checked in different browsers with this program, how they display.
And not sure whether checks the links too.
Useful for web masters.
SourceForge.net: Files
And not sure whether checks the links too.
Useful for web masters.
SourceForge.net: Files
socrates
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Agree with coolbuddy_79 (post 3)
HDFC Bank had this problem even with the older version of FF, had written to them about it that their site now support FF instead of talking of 'Netscape Navigator' in their browser requirements, got a lot of crap from them, even written to their MD but no change:wall:, except for this url on their site http://www.hdfcbank.com/common/onlineservices/netsafedemo.htm . ICICI site works well on FF except for an odd page in the credit card section.
HDFC Bank had this problem even with the older version of FF, had written to them about it that their site now support FF instead of talking of 'Netscape Navigator' in their browser requirements, got a lot of crap from them, even written to their MD but no change:wall:, except for this url on their site http://www.hdfcbank.com/common/onlineservices/netsafedemo.htm . ICICI site works well on FF except for an odd page in the credit card section.
Why are the bank websites browser dependent?
coz they are much more complicated compared to other sites. they usually require complicated programming which would require massive effort to make them standard compliant. and since there is always some idiots in every department, they ignore the less popular alternatives.
