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128 bit encryption
Posted by: Amunition
Date: January 02, 2002 10:55PM

I recieved the following error from CapitolOne.com;


Browser Alert

You cannot access Online Account Services with your current Web browser.

Possible reasons for this could be one of the following:

* You are using Netscape 4.0 through 4.07 or Netscape 6.0, which we cannot support for online account transactions due to security reasons.
* You are using a browser that is incompatible with our Online Account Services system. We recommend you use Netscape versions 4.08 through 4.7 or Internet Explorer versions 5.0 or higher.
* Your browser does not support 128-bit encryption.

We regret any inconvenience this may cause but, with these policies, we strive to keep your account information as secure as possible.


this is VERY distressing to me because until now I didn't have to use anything but K-meleon for web browsing. Is 128 Bit encryption going to be implemented soon?

Thanks!!

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Re: 128 bit encryption
Posted by: Harry B. Soletsky
Date: January 06, 2002 01:45AM

I have used K-meleon with a site that requires 128 encrption. The site has previously refused using an non-128 IE5.0 browser.

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Re: 128 bit encryption
Posted by: Brian
Date: January 06, 2002 09:16AM

the problem is the site thinks k-meleon is Netscape 6. Talk to the site people about it.

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Re: 128 bit encryption
Posted by: schtum
Date: January 15, 2002 04:01PM

Just curious... what's wrong with Netscape 6?

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Re: 128 bit encryption
Posted by: Amunition
Date: January 16, 2002 11:56PM

you asked... It looks like AOL!!

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Re: 128 bit encryption
Posted by: Misel
Date: February 23, 2002 07:20PM

"I have used K-meleon with a site that requires 128 encrption. The site has previously refused using an non-128 IE5.0 browser."

same here, my ISPs webconfigure program is webbased and needs 128bit encryption which is no problem for K-Meleon smiling smiley - it's the website.

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Re: 128 bit encryption
Posted by: First time here
Date: April 20, 2002 04:30PM

Hello,
I came across this website today to get some information about K-Meleon, and I think the author of this site knows what your problem is. Just scroll down the page to the K-Meleon section and the International Standards:

http://www.goosee.com/goosee/bestfreeware.htm

The author said K-Meleon supported 128-bit encryption.

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Re: 128 bit encryption
Posted by: bkauler
Date: April 20, 2002 10:59PM

The website you refer to is mine.
Yes, K-Meleon 0.6 DOES support 128-bit encryption.

I use KM to access online banking with Citibank,
and PayPal.

To confirm that KM has 128-bit encryption, go to this
site:
http://www.intuit.com/support/browsertest/

Regards,

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Re: 128 bit encryption
Posted by: bkauler
Date: April 21, 2002 12:16AM

I just had a look at the FAQ at capitalone.com
-- it states that Netscape 6.0 cannot be used, and ask people
to install an EARLIER version of Netscape!

KM identifies itself as Netscape6 doesn't it? If so, that's the
problem.

It's disgusting. Every secure server I've tried works fine, and
capitalone.com need to be blasted for their incompatibility.
I couldn't find an email address on their site, so I sent an
email to webmaster@capitalone.com.
There are postal/physical addresses though.

Regards,

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Re: 128 bit encryption
Posted by: Ocelot
Date: April 23, 2002 02:59PM

So, I believe the answer is to change the browser ID. Go to Edit/Preferences/Privacy, and choose another browser ID in the drop down box in the middle of the page.

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