On Saturday, January 24, 2004, at 03:32 PM, Lavode wrote: >> I have been using Safari as my Browser in Jaguar and I prefer it to >> Internet Explorer. > > Me too. Fight the power! > >> However, there are a couple of web sites that Safari doesn't seem to >> work in. > > Ouch. Usually I would just resign myself to the idea that I will be > hitting that dreaded "e" icon whenever I want to use that site. I > guess you can complain to the company, but I doubt they will change. > Sorry to not have any suggestions aside from having IE on your > computer "just in case." Good luck, and let us know if you "hack" the > site so you can use it in Safari. > > Greetings, When I use Safari (Quicksilver 733 G4, OS X 10.2.6) to access my bank (CIBC in Canada) I used to get an error message that the Java script would not run (or some such message). I would click "ok" and the page would function normally (if you call responding to the Java error message every time you performed an action (such as request a balance, pay a bill, etc), as functioning normally). After the most recent Safari update (1.0.1 v85.6) I no longer have any error messages on the banking site, or any sites that I visit for that matter. Could your problem be one of not having the most recent Java update? Just my CDN$0.02 worth (I think that comes out to roughly US$0.017). CIBC has never stated that it is a platform-independent banking site and with exception of the Java error message I have not had to rely on AAAIEEEE!, er, I mean, IE. Good luck Ken