Why don t Google and Firefox support online banking?

Because when the Internet first came out, Microsoft's windows were popular all over the world, occupying the vast majority of personal computer desktops, and in order to become a standard-setter in the Internet field, Microsoft provided a complete set of Internet-based development tools. , institutions and individuals all use Microsoft's technology and related tools and software, making it the de facto standard, plus the direction of investment in the information field of each company is Microsoft technology, so later in the expansion of technology, the use of Microsoft technology again will save money compared to the use of other companies' technology, and users do not have to invest in learning resources, therefore, companies will always use Microsoft's technology, and IE is one of the client web browser technology, belongs to one of them.

Upstairs said a lot,Still not to the point,As it said,There was a period of time when IE was in an absolutely dominant position in the browser,And during this period of time the web page coding is basically based on IE standards,But now better、More functional coding standards have been customized,Maintained by the W3C Alliance (so also known as the W3C standard),The new browser kernel is completely based on the W3C standard,But Microsoft in order to maintain its monopoly position in IE,Has been unwilling to support the new standard, Instead, they cling to the old standards. Therefore, some standard web pages will have problems under IE, while non-standard web pages written in IE** can be displayed normally. And domestic online banking belongs to the latter kind, is only written by IE** (who called people and Microsoft is a gang), so the real standard browser can not use domestic online banking normally, but these are just domestic problems, I don't believe you try foreign online banking, the support is perfect.

Because the level of domestic banks is not high.

Mozilla Firefox, commonly known as "Firefox" in Chinese (formally abbreviated as FX or FX, unofficially abbreviated as FF), is a free and open source** web browser that uses the Gecko typesetting engine and supports multiple operating systems.

The reasons why Firefox does not support online banking payments are:

Online banking does not support browsers with non-IE kernels, while online banking uses ActiveX technology that is only supported by IE;

Directly use Internet Explorer to log in to online banking to make transactions, and then use Firefox to browse web information.

In fact, it is possible, install an IE tab or fire IE extension to achieve online banking login.

That's okay, you can, ICBC! CCB doesn't seem to work!

You won't use any other browser.

The kernel is different, just like your iPhone can't install Android software.

Hello! Most online banking uses ActiveX technology, which is only supported by IE, and does not support non-IE core browsers. It's not that Firefox doesn't support online banking, but it needs online banking to support browsers.

At present, China Construction Bank, Bank of China, and China Merchants Bank all support Firefox in part or in full. You can also use Alipay Express Payment, UnionPay** and other security services to complete online transactions bypassing online banking. Or choose to install the online banking payment assistant.

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