Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:
Actually I discovered that it works fine with the default user agent
string... I was using a user agent override user agent to correct the
google search box input offset...
Anyway.. the user agent string had 'Ubuntu' in it... I removed that part
of the string and left the rest and presto it worked again......
This whole user agent string browser warfare sites are doing is nothing
short of vendor lock techniques... sorta like 'DR Dos may not run this
program as good as MS-DOS'.
2.53 should work. They are doing deliberate incorrect user agent
sniffing.
FRG
Ant wrote:
On 8/25/2019 9:24 PM, Ronnie wrote:
While github works with seamonkey for the most part I did discover a
problem that I was wonder if anyone figured out a work around for...
I posted an 'issue' with a particular app on github and everything
worked/posted as was expected.. however when I went to edit my
question I couldn't... the buttons to do so simply didn't work...
strangely pale moon worked fine...
Has anyone encountered this problem recently? If so, is there
anything that resolves it using seamonkey?
Yes, I had this problem. I had to use the (new/lat)est Firefox web
browser. :(
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