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The timekeeping system we use does not like HTML 5 so what is the latest version of Firefox that does not use HTML 5?

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rescuetim
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We have been told by our timekeeping system provider that the latest versions of FireFox, Chrome and IE are not compatible with their websites at this time. I was told that it was because of the use of HTML 5 by the more recent versions of these web browsers. I need to download the most recent version of FireFox that does not use HTML 5. Can anyone tell me which version this would be?

We have been told by our timekeeping system provider that the latest versions of FireFox, Chrome and IE are not compatible with their websites at this time. I was told that it was because of the use of HTML 5 by the more recent versions of these web browsers. I need to download the most recent version of FireFox that does not use HTML 5. Can anyone tell me which version this would be?

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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It isn't "Timesheet Next Generation", is it? We had a thread on that here: Websites using php and mysql stopped sorting drop down lists properly starting last week. Did something change?

Unfortunately, HTML5 is a large specification with a lot of parts that has been implemented in pieces over the course of several years. It would be really helpful if your vendor could indicate what EXACTLY is not compatible and then it could be researched. Otherwise, you'd have to use trial and error. Either way, you would end up with an older browser that isn't safe to run on the internet. It could be time to consider other vendors...

the-edmeister
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There is a support forum for Timesheet Next Generation over here:
http://sourceforge.net/p/tsheetx/discussion/