Surprise! :D The project was called 'making tax digital' it was expressly to remove paper forms for VAT.
Surprise! :D The project was called 'making tax digital' it was expressly to remove paper forms for VAT.
This is interesting, and meets my needs. I tried Gnucash, but the double entry bookkeeping was a bit to advanced for my small-business'/smooth-brain needs (amortising my stock of utility bills seemed a bit excessive! - though I am sure I was doing it wrong)
yes it is. I have tried messing with user agent now. Chromium works on linux, not firefox. :(
It works on chromium, not firefox. I guess I should be more flexible. It is likely that the bug is in the bank's site, so I wasn't sure about putting in a bug report. The website pauses on the 'loading' animated icon, when you try to navigate away, it tells you 'Your session has expired'. It hasn't been fixed by changing the user-agent (assuming I got it right). I don't know if the bank would give them a dummy account for testing, but I'll file a report anyway.
I don't know if the UK is worse than anywhere else (?)
This sounds smart
Also, please feel free to answer if you aren't based in the UK, I assume this isn't a UK only problem, but I'm based here.
Nobody uses cinnamon? Honestly - I really like using cinnamon with Debian. I heard that they promised not to fuck with the UI for no reason unlike... everyone! @Mwa Cinnamon is a fairly nice, easy to use desktop - I don't really care which is better, but if they change it, you have to re-learn it. Top tip for UI design - don't think that your users want to re-learn how to interact with your UI - they might go outside, or elsewhere.