On 7/22/2020 10:10 AM, Marion Walther wrote: > I can sign in but my cursor just sits there. I cannot access > anything. Cannot even log out. How can I resolve that? I have to go > to Firefox to do my banking. I have used SeaMonkey since NetScape and > have my own domain so I want to continue my email client in SM.
My first thought is to change banks. I used to bank with a small community bank. It had a branch close to where I worked and another one that I passed commuting between work and home. It was an early adopter of direct deposit for payroll. They charged me no account fee. When my office moved, I did not change banks. A year or more would go by without me needing to even call the bank, let alone visit a branch. If I wanted to deposit a check, the bank provided pre-paid bank-by-mail envelopes. The envelopes were addressed to the branch where my account was based. They would then mail me the deposit receipt along with another bank-by-mail envelope. US Bank bought up that small bank. Then, they required me to provide my own envelopes to bank-by-mail. The envelop had to be mailed to US Bank's main office (about 3-4 days instead of 1 day). If I wanted a deposit receipt, I had to include my own return, stamped envelope. I changed to another small community bank. My second thought, however, involves you keeping your US Bank account. 1. In SeaMonkey, enter about:config in the URI area (address bar), dismissing any warning popup. 2. Right-click anywhere on the list of preference variables and select [New > String] from the pull-down context menu. 3. In the "New string value" dialogue, enter general.useragent.override.usbank.com and then select the OK button. 4. In the "Enter string value" dialogue, enter Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:75.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/75.0 all as a single line (Pardon the line wrap above.) and then select the OK button. NOTE: In step #4, you might enter a different user agent (UA) string if you know of a more recent one for Firefox or one for a Mac instead of this one, which is for Windows. -- David E. Ross That Flag: <http://www.rossde.com/editorials/edtl_conf_flag.html> A TV ad in support of re-electing President Trump and featuring Vice-President Pence is sponsored by America First Policy. In the 1930s, "America First" was the name of a movement in the United States that supported Hitler and the Nazis. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey