See that isn't the point. We, the consumers, don't care that QB works best with IE. IE is a dead browser. It doesn't matter what works best for QB when the features that Intuit spouts as an advantage to using their product do not work because the browser that works best for QB is no longer a viable option world-wide. The idea was to simplify what we had to import by having a direct connection for banking transactions. That direct connection no longer connects to our banks because our banks are not compatible with IE because it is dysfunct. So your solution is to provide us with an avenue that creates more work for us to do, over the features that you say makes our lives easier (but don't work because of IE). I don't know about you, but I support a business owner with 4 seperate companies with a total of over 20 banking/credit card accounts; that is alot of monthly webconnect files to download then import.  Intuit needs to catch up with the times and find a solution to the problem and fix it so all of their users are able to use the features that are advertised. Otherwise why would we, the consumers, continue to use products that are not built for the current times and useless in functionality? Instead of continuing to tell us that IE is the preferred browser as your cookie cutter answer for years now, because you are the only company in the world that see's it as the preferred browser nowadays, how about trying to find a newer browser for it thrive on.