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I used the compatibility button with IE and our company program. I can't get the company program to work using Firefox. How do I make compatiable?

kmz987
kmz987
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With IE and my company program access, I used the compatibility button so it would work. I can't find a solution with Firefox to utilize my company program. I tried Shift Control R and Shift reload. But to no avail. I really need to use my company program to access account info and I am not wanting to resort back to using IE as my internet browser. Please help.

With IE and my company program access, I used the compatibility button so it would work. I can't find a solution with Firefox to utilize my company program. I tried Shift Control R and Shift reload. But to no avail. I really need to use my company program to access account info and I am not wanting to resort back to using IE as my internet browser. Please help.

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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As you have discovered, Firefox does not have a feature similar to IE's compatibility mode where non-standards-compliant pages designed for older versions of IE can run in newer versions of IE.

The solution really depends on what is wrong with those pages. Does your IT support Firefox and/or are they willing to make fixes?

Note that you can use different browsers for different sites. If you need IE for internal sites, that doesn't mean you can't use Firefox for your regular browsing. You wouldn't be the only person in this thread doing that. ;-)