How do I use online banking on Firefox and how do I log in to online banking in Firefox?

Most online banks use ActiveX plug-ins to achieve client-side related functions, while Firefox does not support ActiveX plug-ins, and only Internet Explorer can support such plug-ins well. Therefore, when using online banking functions, you generally need to use IE kernel-related browsers, such as IE, Maxthon, GreenBrowser, etc. If the IE browser program has been installed in the system, but you want to use Firefox to use online banking, you can **a Firefox plug-in called IE tab,**install and restart Firefox, then click the menu "Tools Extension" item, select the IE tab item in the open window and click the "Options" button, add the online banking ** of China Merchants Bank ** to the **list in the open window, and then you can use it The Firefox browser is now open to the online banking page.

Most online banking uses ActiveX technology, which is only supported by IE, and does not support non-IE core browsers. \

At present, China Construction Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and China Merchants Bank all support Firefox browser partially or fully. 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.

Firefox is currently unable to log in to online banking, because the password input box of domestic online banking generally uses ActiveX control, and ActiveX is Microsoft's proprietary technology, Firefox does not support ActiveX, so it cannot be logged in. Currently, only browsers using IE or IE kernel-based browsers can log in to online banking normally.

If you can't log in with IE, it may be that the Actviex function in IE is disabled; It's also possible that ActiveX was banned with some software that manages ActiveX. "UPIEA" is one of the most well-known of this type of software. In addition, software that sets up the system such as Super Bunny and Windows Optimizer also comes with this kind of function.

If it's the first case, adjust the security level of the IE to "medium" or lower;

If you have software such as ActiveX installed, please unblock ActiveX, after which you may need to restart the system before ActiveX can be called normally.

The online banking of major banks is designed for Internet Explorer, and the relevant security controls are not compatible with Firefox. Still, Firefox can solve the problem of logging in to online banking. As long as you install a plug-in called IE tab for Firefox, and then add the ** of major banks to the list of IE Tab plug-ins, when Firefox opens these Internet banks, Firefox will automatically call the kernel of IE browser to open the web page of Internet Banking, which gives you the feeling that you are using Firefox to open the web page of Internet Banking.

The specific methods and steps are:

Add a list of online banking**.

After installation, there will be a Firefox icon in the lower right corner of the Firefox browser, right-click the icon, and a window of IE tab options will pop up, enter the ** of online banking in the "Join**" column, and then click Add, and then click Apply or OK to add it.

Now you can use Firefox to open this online banking page and log in normally.

At present, ICBC online banking only supports it, if you use a higher version of Firefox, it is recommended to install the online banking payment assistant:

In the lower right corner of the Firefox browser, click on the icon of Firefox to switch to the IE kernel, so that you can use online banking.

At present, many online banking is developed based on IE, and you can only log in with IE.

Only a few banks support Firefox for online banking.

There is no online banking for Firefox, IE and Google have it.

Yes! It seems that Firefox is omnipotent.

Install the online banking plugin and give it a try.