"Please turn on JavaScript in your browser"

[mipendance]

“Please turn on JavaScript in your browser.”
Chase bank has a new web site and when I try to access my account I now see that above message.
I cannot figure out how to accomplish that: I have allowed the site in Noscript (accepted as http://www.chase.co" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;) and in,
Privacy, Exceptions-Cookies.

Chase's suggestion was to use Internet Explorer, which does allow access to my accounts, but my default browser is FF (47)

Thank you for your suggestions.

[stuck]

To turn on javascript in FF, enter about:config into the address bar and then search the config file for javascript.enabled and edit that line accordingly.

Ken

[HansV]

I went to http://www.chase.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (I assume that's what you meant) in FF47 with NoScript. After I allowed the site in NoScript it worked OK:

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All links on the page are functional. Some subpages need further permissions in NoScript.

[mipendance]

Thanks, Ken, but it is already "true"

[mipendance]

Hello, Hans -

Yes, I get that page--it is after I sign in that I get Please turn on...I have allowed the site with NoScript. Perhaps tellingly, when on that "Please turn on" screen there is no NoScript Options button available...

[HansV]

Oh, OK. I cannot test that, of course.

[Jim Cone]

Re: banking?

If it is any solace, Discover Bank, after several years using Firefox, will not now log me in.
Their technical support (?) says they prefer I use IE. I can log in using IE, but that requires extra steps to unlock/relock it.
I don't let IE access the internet.

I am looking for another bank. Anyone else having banking access problems with FF?

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Jim Cone
Portland, Oregon USA
https://goo.gl/IUQUN2" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (Dropbox)

[maman]

I'd say discover bank had better change their IT staff IE has more security holes in it than swiss cheese

[mipendance]

Yes, Jim, it is banking - Chase.

[HansV]

Apparently similar problems have popped up in the past - do a Google search for firefox javascript chase.com.

(Not that that helps you...)