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From: "John Small"
On Sat, 23 Apr 2011 08:42:06 UTC, "John Small"
wrote:
> >
> > No; it doesn't even get as far as displaying the phrase and picture that
are
> > supposed to indicate that I've connected to the real bank's website and not
> > some cybercrime copy of the bank's website and then asking for my password.
>
> This sounds a lot like the problem I was having trying to load the
> login pahe of my bank credit card. I had had no trouble for years.
> Then the web site got "upgraded" and I could no longer load the login
> page. The browser connects and both the "status" messages in Firefox
> and my IP monitor show that data gets transferred... for a while at
> least. The page would never finish loading however.
>
> This problem was not lmiited to Forefox 4.x however. I tried FF 3.s
> ans 2.s, Seamonkey 2.x and 1.x and even Arora with the same "results".
>
> (I'd be curious to know if any other OS/2 users could load
> .)
Thanks to all those who tried to help by trying to loading this page!
Although the problem has not been identified (or solved), a workaround
has been found.
I suspect that the problem due to is some combination of javascript, a
non-Windows platform, a dial-up connection, a slow processor and/or
insufficient RAM. Perhaps unusual errors are occurring because of the
slowness of my connection and/or processor which are not being handled
properly on a less-well-tested non-Windows, non-IE code path.
I know very little about javascript. Can it get stuck in a loop? Can
it be affected by operations taking too long?
--
John Small
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