Online banking with iCab

This page attempts to list online banking sites that do work or don't work in iCab. The listed banks that do work are assumed to also not have any major CSS conflicts with iCab 2.9.8, but this cannot be 100% guaranteed unless stated explicitly here.

Note that an inclusion of a bank site here does not imply any kind of endorsement, recommendation or deprecation. If you think your bank is missing, just add it. If you think the information about your bank is incorrect, just correct it. Remember, it's a wiki: anybody can edit anything.

Table of Contents

(All entries should be sorted alphabetically with the country name as first key and the bank's name as second key. The year of the last check should be included.)

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Banking sites that do work with iCab (good accessibility)

Banking sites that work without JavaScript, plug-ins, cookies, frames and identity spoofing go here, and that do not have major CSS-related issues.

Germany

• Commerzbank, http://www.commerzbanking.de/ (November 2004)
• Netbank, http://www.netbank.de/ (November 2004)
• Postbank, http://www.postbank.de/ (July 2007)

United States of America

• Chase / Bank One, https://www.bankone.com/ (May 2005)
• Bank of America, http://www.bankofamerica.com/ (November 2004)

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Banking sites that do work with iCab (bad accessibility)

Banking sites that work with iCab, but require special treatment to do so go here; this includes requiring JavaScript, plug-ins, cookies, frames or identity spoofing, and disabling CSS to make the site presentable.

Canada

• CIBC, http://www.cibc.com/, requires JavaScript, cookies, spoofing & referrer (August 2006)

Germany

• Deutsche Bank, http://www.db24.de/, requires JavaScript, cookies and frames (November 2004)
• Dresdner Bank, http://www.dresdner-bank.de/, requires JavaScript, cookies and frames (November 2004)

United Kingdom

• Lloyds TSB, http://www.lloydstsb.com/, requires cookies [2.9.8 CSS OK] (January 2005)

United States of America

• Capital One, http://www.capitalone.com/, requires JavaScript and cookies (November 2004)
• Wells Fargo, https://www.wellsfargo.com/, requires spoofing (July 2007)

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Banking sites that do not work with iCab

Banking sites that don't seem to work with iCab; this includes sites that nobody knows how to configure iCab correctly for.

Germany

• 1822direkt, http://www.1822direkt.com/ (November 2004)
• Citibank, http://www.citibank.de/ (November 2004)

United States of America

• U.S.Bank, http://www.usbank.com/ (April 2007)