#GARMIN COMMUNICATOR PLUGIN NOT WORKING PDF#
#GARMIN COMMUNICATOR PLUGIN NOT WORKING SOFTWARE#

#GARMIN COMMUNICATOR PLUGIN NOT WORKING PDF#

and (separate problem) that some features may not like the Firefox built-in pdf viewer. Remember to check your computers time/date. I will leave this subject to those of you in the USA for any followup. That is under the Firefox button developer tools, but open the console and clear it before attempting to logon. I suppose error console details may help. Has any Customer tried contacting Chase and seeing if they can ask the IT department at Chase if there are known issues ? Yes, each time.īugs seem to get filed periodically e.g. and use a different computer each time? He said to use the 'send ID to email' option, every time. He said to never clean your cookies, just your history and cache. This is an old post but could explain part of the problem IF still use a similar system.įrom I just got off the line with a Chase Rep and he said that it is because the website stores a cookie in your browser so the server recognizes it each time as a 'trusted computer'.

I wonder if the problem is partly caused by clearing cookies ! That some features may not like the Firefox built-in pdf viewer. Some of the banking site features may use pdfs and you may need to disable the builtin pdf reader but that does not seem to be your problem. * also ensure your computer's clock is set to the correct time and date ! *last resort use Internet Explorer or another alternative browser for banking at Chase. See this post warning about ad-blockers and suggesting the usual clear site cookies and browser cache I have noticed other comments about this but no definite solution common to all. *Did you try a clean profile as suggested in ''cor-el''s post above ?

#GARMIN COMMUNICATOR PLUGIN NOT WORKING SOFTWARE#

*Have you any security software that may block banking details etc ? *Can you site say is the problem only when you try to login ? =Do not disclose confidential information this is a public forum.= Read this answer in context 👍 2 All Replies (16) com and paste to replace the temporary text with the new useragent string. (6) Select and copy the following useragent string to the clipboard (it's all one line): Leave about:config open and switch back to this tab.

You should see the preference added in bold. Click OK and enter TEMP or asdf or any text as a temporary placeholder. Then paste the preference name you copied. (5) Right-click anywhere in the preference list area and choose (4) Make sure _specific_overrides is set to its default value of true (or right-click and choose Reset if it is not). (3) In the filter box, type override and pause while the list is filtered Click the button promising to be careful. (2) In a new tab or window, type or paste about:config in the address bar and press Enter. (1) Select and copy the following preference name to the clipboard: (Note: please visit this post in case this message doesn't come through correctly in email notification.) This takes a minute, but it's pinpointed to one site, so should have the least 'side effects' of any available workaround. We had to do that for US Bank when Firefox 19 first launched, and you could try the same trick with Chase.

Hi Burks126, rather than downgrade Firefox, you can simply 'lie' to Chase's website about your version.

Firefox options, preferences and settings.

Firefox's protection against fingerprinting.

plugin.disable_full_page_plugin_for_types: application/pdf.

Garmin communicator plugin not working