Re: Bero goes bye bye
Thomas Dodd <[email protected]> Fri, 27 Sep 2002 09:54:51 -0500
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John wrote: > On Thursday 26 September 2002 22:47, Thomas Dodd wrote: > >>And why won't mozilla work? > Broken website So tell them to fix it. >>Are you faking the UA in Konq? > > I haven't tried yet, but I did find the feature. As Jeff asked, what UA does Konq use by default? >>Why not do the same with Mozilla (http://uabar.mozdev.org) > Because, while I've been through its settings many times, I don't recall > seeing such a feature. Follow the like above. It's an addon for mozilla that allows changing the UA string on the fly. I usually use it to get past so broken javascript browser check, then switch it back for other pakes. > Besides that, there's a government website important to me, and K is the only > browser of the three able to handle it correctly. Which one? Is it a public site? Have you reported the problem to the webmaster and the mozilla developers? What's the bugzilla number for the mozilla bug? If you don't report bugs and complain to webmasters, it won't ever get fixed. Webmasters need to learn that M$ IE is not the only browser out there. > Not sure I've tried it on the bank, but having seen the Javascript I reckon it > won't work. What in the javascript is wrong? Mozilla also has a Netscape "compatibility" mode. It allows some nostandard javascript stuff to work but it's not recommended for use. The site should be fixed. -Thomas