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Hi All

 

We use Barclays online banking and the pinpad to gain access. The portal and login process has only ever worked with Internet Explorer. Recently, they have been sending us information regarding moving over to Edge as the preferred browser of choice. Stating that IE will no longer be supported. However! The actual sites within Edge need to be ran in IE mode for the actual login process to work correctly though! This means adding the URL's in the 'ie mode' settings (of which last for 31 days).

 

Does seem though that these settings are not 'sticking' even though the sites are listed for the user. Anyone else having grief with this?

 

Regards

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Works fine in Firefox and Chrome (they both have a Gemalto extension which you'll need).

 

Download the latest version from here https://signingsoftware.barclayscorporate.com/ and make sure you reboot when it tells you to (and that you have the trusted sites in too!)

 

Barclays.Net

*.barclays.net

Cashmanagement.barclays.net

 

Barclays iPortal

*iportal.barclays.com

 

Barclays Multi Account Platform

*https://bmap.barclays/browser

 

Image Pay

*https://imagepay-sl.iportal.barclays.com

*https://imagepay-gl.iportal.barclays.com

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Works fine in Firefox and Chrome (they both have a Gemalto extension which you'll need).

 

Download the latest version from here https://signingsoftware.barclayscorporate.com/ and make sure you reboot when it tells you to (and that you have the trusted sites in too!)

 

Barclays.Net

*.barclays.net

Cashmanagement.barclays.net

 

Barclays iPortal

*iportal.barclays.com

 

Barclays Multi Account Platform

*https://bmap.barclays/browser

 

Image Pay

*https://imagepay-sl.iportal.barclays.com

*https://imagepay-gl.iportal.barclays.com

 

Thanks for this We have generally been advised that it doesn't work on Chrome. This was probably information from a few years ago that's become ingrained into the culture here!

 

The install process for us has been to temporarily elevate the user to an administrator, install the ESigner software as the user, reboot, connect the reader and card and then ensure we click YES to the certificate install. I believe in our environment, not elevating the user blocked the certificate install dialogue from appearing. The trusted sites are provided by a GPO.

 

Will have a look at the Chrome extension. Does Chrome by default inherit the trusted sites from IE??

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