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Google is not blocking edge, or at least we have no proof of that. In this instance I think it's safe to assume an oversight based on naive user agent whitelist
by klez 7y ago
Google is not blocking edge, or at least we have no proof of that. In this instance I think it's safe to assume an oversight based on naive user agent whitelisting.
And before I get accused of shilling, I hate chrome and despise Google with a passion.
- trehalose 7y agoAs I responded to a comment just below this one, somebody over on reddit tested different user agents: https://www.reddit.com/r/google/comments/btysl9/google_have_.. https://www.reddit.com/r/google/comments/btysl9/google_have_.... It seems pretty clear from the fact that nonsense user agents like "TotallyNotMicrosoft" and "IE6" worked, that there is a blacklist, not a whitelist.