http://blog.mozilla.com/ligong/2010/02/09/china-construction-bank-supports-firefox/

China Construction Bank (CCB), which is the second largest bank in the
world (by market cap) and has the second largest online user base in
China, yesterday announced that their personal banking site has solved
the web compatibility problem and now supports Firefox. If you read
Chinese, you can see CCB’s own announcement at
http://www.ccb.com/cn/ccbtoday/20100208_1265610102.html and another
report at http://bank.baidu.com/2010-02-08/122642441.html.

*With such a move, CCB became the first major Chinese bank to support
Firefox. This is very significant and positive news for Mozilla, because
online banking has been the most visible area of web incompatibility
problems in China.* Until now, all major Chinese banks supported an
IE-only solution with ActiveX-based technology, forcing users to use
Microsoft Windows/IE and seriously lagging behind their international
peers. CCB’s breakthrough represents just the beginning of this ground
shift and we fully expect that other banks will follow suit in the
coming months.

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Under windows? Or both windows and linux ?

2010/2/10 monnand <monnand.deng在gmail.com>:
> http://blog.mozilla.com/ligong/2010/02/09/china-construction-bank-supports-firefox/
>
> China Construction Bank (CCB), which is the second largest bank in the
> world (by market cap) and has the second largest online user base in
> China, yesterday announced that their personal banking site has solved
> the web compatibility problem and now supports Firefox. If you read
> Chinese, you can see CCB’s own announcement at
> http://www.ccb.com/cn/ccbtoday/20100208_1265610102.html and another
> report at http://bank.baidu.com/2010-02-08/122642441.html.
>
> *With such a move, CCB became the first major Chinese bank to support
> Firefox. This is very significant and positive news for Mozilla, because
> online banking has been the most visible area of web incompatibility
> problems in China.* Until now, all major Chinese banks supported an
> IE-only solution with ActiveX-based technology, forcing users to use
> Microsoft Windows/IE and seriously lagging behind their international
> peers. CCB’s breakthrough represents just the beginning of this ground
> shift and we fully expect that other banks will follow suit in the
> coming months.
>
> --
> Regards
>
> Monnand
> Email: monnand在gmail.com
> GTalk: monnand在gmail.com
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2010/2/10 monnand <monnand.deng在gmail.com>:
> http://blog.mozilla.com/ligong/2010/02/09/china-construction-bank-supports-firefox/
>
> China Construction Bank (CCB), which is the second largest bank in the
> world (by market cap) and has the second largest online user base in
> China, yesterday announced that their personal banking site has solved
> the web compatibility problem and now supports Firefox. If you read
> Chinese, you can see CCB’s own announcement at
> http://www.ccb.com/cn/ccbtoday/20100208_1265610102.html and another
> report at http://bank.baidu.com/2010-02-08/122642441.html.
>
> *With such a move, CCB became the first major Chinese bank to support
> Firefox. This is very significant and positive news for Mozilla, because
> online banking has been the most visible area of web incompatibility
> problems in China.* Until now, all major Chinese banks supported an
> IE-only solution with ActiveX-based technology, forcing users to use
> Microsoft Windows/IE and seriously lagging behind their international
> peers. CCB’s breakthrough represents just the beginning of this ground
> shift and we fully expect that other banks will follow suit in the
> coming months.
>

哇，非常好的消息！

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Hi,

2010/2/10 Vincent D <vincnd在gmail.com>:
> Under windows? Or both windows and linux ?

刚才把这个消息告诉了一个朋友，他在 Ubuntu 里试了他的建行信用卡，可以工作。
linuxbanks.cn 的网管要更新网页了 :)

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新的安全机制是基于什么的？是安全证书还是单独的安全控件插件(就像是淘宝)？

在 2010年2月10日 上午8:49，Atommann <atommann在gmail.com> 写道：
> Hi,
>
> 2010/2/10 Vincent D <vincnd在gmail.com>:
>> Under windows? Or both windows and linux ?
>
> 刚才把这个消息告诉了一个朋友，他在 Ubuntu 里试了他的建行信用卡，可以工作。
> linuxbanks.cn 的网管要更新网页了 :)
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Atommann
>



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linux下面用口令卡的应该能工作，用usb key的估计还是没戏

在 2010年2月10日 上午9:10，Vincent D <vincnd在gmail.com> 写道：
> 新的安全机制是基于什么的？是安全证书还是单独的安全控件插件(就像是淘宝)？
>
> 在 2010年2月10日 上午8:49，Atommann <atommann在gmail.com> 写道：
>> Hi,
>>
>> 2010/2/10 Vincent D <vincnd在gmail.com>:
>>> Under windows? Or both windows and linux ?
>>
>> 刚才把这个消息告诉了一个朋友，他在 Ubuntu 里试了他的建行信用卡，可以工作。
>> linuxbanks.cn 的网管要更新网页了 :)
>>
>> --
>> Best regards,
>> Atommann
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Vincent.D
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至少我们看到形式在往好的方面发展 :)


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monnand 写道:
> With such a move, CCB became the first major Chinese bank to support
> Firefox. 
Should be:

With such a move, CCB became the first major Chinese bank to support
Firefox /since/ in 2007 all major Chinese bank stopped to support Firefox, if they had even been.

2010/2/12 Zhang Weiwu <zhangweiwu在realss.com>:
> monnand 写道:
>> With such a move, CCB became the first major Chinese bank to support
>> Firefox.
> Should be:
>
> With such a move, CCB became the first major Chinese bank to support
> Firefox /since/ in 2007 all major Chinese bank stopped to support Firefox, if they had even been.

呵呵

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