Firefox 2.0 is still not supported by Photocentral: very disappointed customer
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Posted 11/19/2006 3:43:09 PM
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Trying to access photocentral from Toronto ImageWorks site, i get this message:

PhotoCentral supports Internet Explorer 5.5+, Firefox 1.x+, and Netscape 7.x-8.x on Windows; Safari and Firefox 1.5+ on Macintosh OSX. Please try PhotoCentral on one of these supported platforms.

Needless to say I am VERY disappointed by this. Needless to say too, I will make my complain heard by ImageWorks too.

Firefox 2 has been out for more than a month now, and has been in beta for more than 7 months. Plenty of time to work on support, I guess.

My workflow is Linux-based, and I don't have the choice of using either an old and insecure IE5 or FF 1.5.

Please provide a fix for this situation ASAP otherwise I will have to choose another Lab that specifically does not use your services.

Thanks in advance.
Ariel
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Posted 11/20/2006 11:21:07 AM
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Sorry you're having trouble.  We do, infact, support Firefox 2.0.  We started supporting this before it was released - the message we give you says "Firefox 1.5+" this means all versions greater than and including 1.5.

However, we do not support Linux OS at the moment.

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