Browser Upgrade

Why Do I Need to Switch Browsers?

We want you to be prepared for our upcoming new online banking. Our new online banking (coming in December!) won't allow users to access it with Internet Explorer 11 and earlier. We also want you to have a better experience surfing the web in general. Our recommended browsers are faster, more secure, and simpler to use. In fact, less than 9% of Internet traffic is from users with Internet Explorer. If you're hesitant to switch, please note that Internet Explorer has a variety of security issues that could compromise your personal information. Please join us in using one of our recommended browsers!

What Browser Do I Have?

Not sure what browser or version of the browser you have? You can check on What's My Browser.

Import Bookmarks to New Browser

If you're like us, you have a lot of favorite sites marked. We know change can be hard, too. However, these browsers make it simple to transfer your browser information. Use the instructions below for your specific situation: 

• Import to Chrome
• Import to Firefox
• Import to Edge
• Import to Safari

Export Bookmarks from IE

Chances are that your new browser will be able to import your favorites and much more using the instructions for importing mentioned previously. You will most likely not need to manually export your bookmarks. However, if importing doesn't go well for any reason, here's how to manually export your favorites from Internet Explorer 11. Other versions of internet Explorer will have a similar process.

• Press  (alt) on your keyboard. This will make the menu bar appear near the top of the browser.
• Choose File and select Import and export....
  
  
• In the window, choose the Export to a file radio button and click Next.
  
  
• Choose the Favorites checkbox and click Next.
  
  
• Select the Favorites folder that you'd like to export. You can choose specific folders of Favorites or all of them. To choose all of them, select the Favorites folder at the top of the list and click Next.
  
  
• Lastly, choose the Browse button and decide where you want the file saved. We recommend the Desktop for ease of access. Once you've decided a location, click Export. Note: Your location name won't appear the same as the example.
  
  
• You're finished exporting your favorites. You can now use the import instructions for your new browser.

Cookies

Technology is cool, but if your browser is giving you fits, we recommend clearing your browser’s cookies and cache. Here are a few links with instructions on how to do this for our recommended browsers:

• Chrome
• Firefox
• Edge
• Safari on Mac
• Safari on iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch