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I am not sure that FF will ever open it up to ActiveX. That would mean
they would have to be as big a security risk at Internet Explorer. Plus
they would have to acknowledge Microsoft as the authority for how
ActiveX behaves in order to support it, and that would put to much of
their destiny into the hands of a competitor.
I for one refuse to go to websites that only support Internet
Explorer..... unless my boss says I have to so I can keep my job. Then I
do so under protest.
BottomFeeder wrote:
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Did this just start happening or have you never been able to use Firefox
with these?
I have the same trouble with a couple sites (e.g., online banking), and I've heard there are 'Active X controls' used on some sites that don't play well with Firefox. *IF* that's the case with those 2 sites (HotMail a VERY likely candidate), you'll probably never get them to work in FF....at least until the FF development team comes up with a solution.
-= Russ =- (BotFee)
-----Original Message-----
From: tklnhl & kyd [mailto:sydstyr@xxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Monday, April 18, 2005 12:54
To: Geocache STL List
Subject: [GeoStL] NCR: Mozill Firefox Hotmail and Yahoo
I'm betting someone here knows the answer to this -- at least I hope so!
I can't sign into Hotmail and Yahoo email using Firefox. I keep getting a screen that says my browser is not accepting cookies and therefore I cannot sign in. As far as I can tell my browser is accepting cookies. I've tried putting in different URLS under the "Accept" allowances and that's not helping either. I've googled this and am at a loss.
Thanks! Nancy
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