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chase.com
chase.com
I should add, installing a user agent switcher lets me login, so they're just being rude.
Thanks for posting a workaround
> Some features and functions may not operate properly with unsupported browser versions.
I don't understand why folks are so surprised this works elsewhere, or why anyone is getting super upset about this. If they were filtering based on user agent and explicitly preventing it from working for you when it otherwise probably would, then I could see the issue (ahem Apple icloud, anyone?). But this isn't that.
edit: punctuation
What an odd thing to see from a webpage in 2019.
A similar claim was made against Apple recently.[0] In that case the redditor was able to log in at a later time. Maybe you triggered a false positive in their security checks.
edit: Chase has had this "ban" against *nix in place since 2016 [1].
[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/atc0av/apples_apple_...
[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20160731113350/https://www.chase...
Each point version of OSX has a codename, Yosemite is v10.10. The latest version 10.14.x has the name Mojave.
Apple recently rebranded OSX to macOS, possibly to have a version number higher than 10 some day.
that may be, I figured it had more to be in line with tvOS, watchOS, and iOS. having somethingOS for everything except for one being OSsomething just seemed oddball enough for them to want to bring it in line.
In theory you could have 10.1234567890 for a release and retain OSX if that was the concern. I think everyone would hate them for it, but I don't think there's anything preventing it.
I really can't see any company say that they support "Linux" for their website with all the different flavors out there. Probably the best they can do is support some versions of Ubuntu but even that could incur a large cost. Or like most websites, not specify an operating system and let the browsers do what they do best.