As it seems now Danske Netbank using active card won’t work properly in all browsers, since they use all kinds of crappy coded java methods every where. I’ve tried older versions of Java JRE, I’ve tried clearing cache, making a new profile in Firefox and other stuff, but nothing helps! WTF is that? How can you say it works on Linux if it doesn’t even support the Firefox browser, which IS used by a lot of people. Also it crashes the Opera browser, fucking strange.
Anyways my sollution to this was to install another browser, the one from the KDE developers Konqueror, and it did the fucking job. But why can’t you support the other browsers too? And why not just SSL encrypt you freaking page and drop all the shitty Java code you have running?
Oh yeah your fucking support sucks, they can’t even answer a question! Where the fuck is the service there?
Posted by Tomasz Cielecki at 3:21 pm on October 16th, 2008.
Tags: Danske Bank, Firefox, Kopete, Linux.
I’ve been using Thunderbird for a while now, and suddenly it stopped responding on clicks on links, they do not open in my preferred browser Firefox. After googling a little bit I found out how to make it open links in the browser you want.
Close Thunderbird and find the prefs.js file in ~/.thunderbird/*.default where * is the string your profile is given.
At the end of the prefs.js file append the following lines:
user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.http","/usr/bin/firefox");
user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.https","/usr/bin/firefox");
user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.ftp","/usr/bin/firefox");
You can of course use a path for another browser if you want.
Also if you Firefox will not open mailto links in Thunderbird you can find Firefox’s prefs.js file in ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default and append the following line:
user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.mailto","/usr/bin/thunderbird");
Posted by Tomasz Cielecki at 9:51 pm on June 26th, 2008.
Tags: Firefox, Links, Linux, Thunderbird.