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Why do I get a warning on Bank of America websites?

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warning-icon - yellow triangle with exclamation point "Our site may not work properly for the browser you're using. See recommended browsers"

The above shows up at the top of https://www.bankofamerica.com/smallbusiness/

Chorme and Safari don't have this message.

warning-icon - yellow triangle with exclamation point "Our site may not work properly for the browser you're using. See recommended browsers" The above shows up at the top of https://www.bankofamerica.com/smallbusiness/ Chorme and Safari don't have this message.

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I didn't see it when I tried the link.

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Why does Bank of America like Firefox on Windows and not Mac?

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I had missed the screenshot that you added.

The message says "may not work properly". This can mean that they haven't test the website with the current browser. They also do not state that the website can work on Linux. I'm not sure what kind of testing they do to check whether the website works and when to show this message. I see this message as well and changing the user agent to Firefox on Windows doesn't hide this message.

Modified by cor-el