JD wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
I can think of three approaches:
1 - complain to webmasters to check for gecko
2 - permanently add "not Firefox" to UA string
3 - like popups and passwords, allow UA string custom per URL
Now I have to go back and retry chromium, because I *swear* it worked
there. I use notes, having stopped trusting my memory since... I forget.
;-)
I consider other than [3] kind-of hacks, workarounds rather than
solutions.
In any case, thanks for the info, I may or may not use [2] for the
moment.
Houw would one permanentlh add notFirefox to the UA string? The
default UA string?
We did some experimentation awhile-back, and found that putting the "NOT
Firefox" bit after the SeaMonkey/x.y.z string-identifier, didn't always
work on some sites. It's probably better-to create a new-field, and
then-to simply-add the "NOT Firefox/3.5.3" new-string-identifier, which
will appear before the SM version UA identity in the UA-string.
1/ Type"about:config" in the SeaMonkey's browser URL-bar without
inverted-commas, to raise SeaMonkey's "about:config" options-page.
2/ Left-click on "Preference Name" in the "about:config" window's
Title-bar, then Right-click to bring up the Preference-Bar menu.
3/ Select menu-item "New", sub-menu"String", to-raise the edit-box.
4/ Enter a new preference-name "general.useragent.extra.notfirefox"
without the inverted-commas, and click "OK".
Options:
5a/ For SeaMonkey-1.x.x, Enter the new string-value
"NOT Firefox/3.0", without the inverted-commas, and click "OK".
5b/ For SeaMonkey-2.x.x, Enter the new string-value
"NOT Firefox/3.5.3", without the inverted-commas, and click "OK".
6/ Close and restart SeaMonkey, and then try to open the site
you could not use."
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