Marco <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hello
>
>I've trouble with some websites. Now I found the reason of this. It's
>MultiZilla.
Well, their browser check sucks, so that is the real problem, however, I can fix this and so I will.
>If I use my Mozilla Browser Suite without MultiZilla, the
>browser check by the largest internet provider und the biggest Swiss
>banks (http://www.directnet.com/en/browsercheck/check.html) says, I'm
>using "Mozilla 1.7.12 (Windows 2000)". That's right!
The browser check says that Mozilla 1.7.12 isn't officially supported.
>After installation
>of MultiZilla all this browser checks say, I'm using "Netscape Navigator
>5" and this browser isn't supported. At the prefs.js File I found some
>new entries after installing MultiZilla. This are:
>user_pref("general.useragent.vendor", "MultiZilla");
>user_pref("general.useragent.vendorSub", "1.8.0.1d");
>I think, these two entries are the reason of the trouble with this
>browser checks. If I remove this two, MultiZilla writes it again after a
>new start of Mozilla. Is there a way to stop MultiZilla to write these
>entries at the prefs.js File? I would really appreciate to use
>Multizilla, my online Banking and to visit the website of the largest
>Swiss provider by the same Browser. Thanks for your support!
The only really thing you can do right now is to 'reset' the preferences in the pref manager aka about:config because the user agent manager doesn't change the above prefs (this is a well known and very old Mozilla bug).
/HJ
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