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How is something without all the baggage expected to help with the sites doing the stupid things?
by qwerty456127 7y ago
How is something without all the baggage expected to help with the sites doing the stupid things?
- ajsnigrutin 7y agoUsers still want to see those pages. If browser X removes the UA string, that site brakes for them, and they change to browser Y that still has the old useragent.
- qwerty456127 7y agoBut won't removing just the baggage parts of the UA ("like Gecko", "KHTML" etc) break those sites anyway?
- richthegeek 7y agoThe old UA will exist as it always has done - frozen, unchanged. Nothing will be removed from the literaly `user-agent` header value.