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On 7/3/2013 10:39 AM, Richard Pieri wrote: > Jerry Feldman wrote: > >> Second. There are several web sites that reject Chrome. In Firefox >> there is a mode to pretend it is IE. Is there a way in Chrome to fool >> the site into thinking it is Firefox. (Again, I have not really >> researched this). > > There's a user agent switcher in the Chrome webstore. Dunnow if it > works or not. I dumped Chrome because of all the WontFix UI bugs. > I'm of two minds on this issue: on the one hand, I don't like Google being unwilling to offer compatibility, but OTOH, their marketing savvy, coupled with deep pockets and long-term view, allows them to insist that Chrome users come to terms with the M$ monopoly on "portable" code, and /that/ will mean that the web designers who settled on IE as "good enough" will have to redo their code to comply with standards and (hopefully) eliminate M$-specific language from the web. No pain, no gain. Bill
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