Tesco's Bank crashes and burns

[minestrone]

PS Why so amused Kojak, do you do IT for Sainsburies?

I went down to Sainsbury's to buy a punnet of Sainsburies but they never had any.

[Zippy]

Oh dear. How sad. Never mind

[Clippy]

Every little is not helpings.

[minestrone]

I used to work for a financial who thought they were very clever who managed to out the servers for 3 days over an upgrade, the online model of internet banking was buggered after that for them as everyone just phoned up, nobody trusted the site and quite frankly I could not blame them.

[Sysman]

Blaming Internet Explorer 9 I see. I have noticed a few oddities in appearance on websites, boxes appearing around elements.

Which reminds me, I must check all our progs still work, when they did 8 I found all the pop up help boxes did not work properly.

It looks like there's more fun to come from Mozilla.

Mozilla: Not in the business of business

Earlier, Mozilla's Asa Dotzler asserted that Firefox has never – and should never – care about enterprise customers on Firefox.

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But Mozilla's man would not be moved. In a comment to Walicki's post, Dotzler said:

Mike, you do realize that we get about 2 million Firefox downloads per day from regular user types, right? Your 'big numbers' here are really just a drop in the bucket, fractions of fractions of a percent of our user base.

Enterprise has never been (and I'll argue, shouldn't be) a focus of ours. Until we run out of people who don't have sysadmins and enterprise deployment teams looking out for them, I can't imagine why we'd focus at all on the kinds of environments you care so much about.

Er, aren't all those end users going to want to access online banks and other sites provided be enterprises?

[mudskipper]

It looks like there's more fun to come from Mozilla.

Mozilla: Not in the business of business



Er, aren't all those end users going to want to access online banks and other sites provided be enterprises?

I think the comment is in relation to not supporting old versions of the browser. It's typically enterprise users that are still on very old versions, causing endless headaches for web developers. IE6. Nuff said.

[minestrone]

Asa Dotzler.

Is that a name from Monty Pythons?