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Export for BookkeepingBusiness bankingOur business customers download a CSV and then spend an hour reshaping it for Xero or QuickBooks. Their accountants have asked us about this more than once.Dmitri Novak Worth doing, and the shape matters more than the effort: both of those want a specific column order and date format, so a generic export just moves the reshaping rather than removing it. Checking what each expects before we commit to a date.Larger Type SettingAccessibility groupBrowser zoom breaks the payments layout past about 150%, which is where several of our older customers sit. They end up ringing the branch instead.Carmen Ruiz Planned, and we are treating it as a layout fault rather than a preference: a page that breaks at 150% zoom is a page that has assumed everyone reads at the same size. The payments area is being rebuilt to reflow rather than scale, so it holds at 200%.Stay Signed InAnonymoussigning in every single time on my own laptop is tediousCarmen Ruiz We're going to say no, and it's worth being straight about why rather than leaving it open. This is online banking. A thirty-day session on a shared or stolen laptop is someone else's money, and the people most likely to switch it on are the least likely to have a passcode on the machine. What we've done instead is make signing in quicker: one Face ID prompt rather than a password, so about two seconds. If that's still slow for you, tell us where and we'll look again.