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@Admin. Couldn't think where else to put this, please move if the wrong place.
I use FF as my primary browser (I have Chrome because it does a better job of Netflix, but I don't really trust the whole Google Phone Home philosophy). I bank with the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Trying to log in to my account with FF tonight I got an unsupported browser message, and after 20 minutes on to the online help (which you have to trick into working with FF), they convinced me to try with Chrome. I got back in to my account and it works with Chrome, but I see this as a workaround. As mentioned, I don't trust Chrome.
Can anyone confirm whether this is a local to me issue, or a general problem (if it's local to me I'm going to feel really guilty after giving CS a hard time over it).
FF 50.1.0, and it did used to work.
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I noticed that nss 3.28 broke Google's SSL - are you using that broken version of nss?
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Nope. 3.27 here
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