Neither browser will allow me to sign in to chase.com
Web 40.2 is rejected as an old browser. Firefox ESR causes the site to throw up a warning about checking laptop specifications because of “enhancements” to their site.
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I suggest contacting the bank. The browsers follow Web standards already, it’s up to websites to accept them too.
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You would think so.
Talking to the bank about it is probably about as useful as talking to a tree. “I talk to the trees, but they don’t listen to me.”
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Maybe you could try the Mobile View Switcher – Adoptez cette extension pour 
Firefox (fr) (mozilla.org) addon for firefox.
After installing it (don’t remember if it’s in the base package), you could switch from mobile to a desktop view and in my case it helps with some site.
This happened to me. I just switched the browser off the Mobile Switcher and it worked.
That does sound like a likely solution. I’ll check it out.
That solution works. Pity it isn’t a curated add-on.
Just have to remember to switch it off after I use it.
You just have to tap/clic on the mobile icon near the url bar. This addon is a must have for convergence mode.
You’d think so until you ran into one of these browser add-ons that uses it’s permission to look at every page to mess up pages. Forget what Chrome add-on it was that altered pages it had no business altering. Wasn’t malicious so far as I could tell, it just started making every web page unreadable.
If I can’t delete it and it has a warning about viewing every page, I turn it off in the browser settings until I need it next time.
Don’t know why Firefox doesn’t have a built in version of this function. Chrome on my real phone does “Desktop version of this site [checkbox]” A search says it ought to be there, but I don’t see it on my Librem 5 or on my Linux machine desktop. Closest you can get is some developer tool which I didn’t try.
It is because Firefox on the Librem 5 is technically a desktop browser with some tweaks to make the UI more mobile friendly.
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As long as on my Librem 5 Ctrl + + zooms the browser in and Ctrl + − zooms the browser out I’m quite comfortable with this too.