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This websie says "Your browser is no longer supported" I am using Chrome v1024.999.99 (at least my user-agent says so) why it's not supported? Devtools -> Dis
by est 5y ago
This websie says "Your browser is no longer supported"
I am using Chrome v1024.999.99 (at least my user-agent says so) why it's not supported?
Devtools -> Disable Javascript, I can load the contents again!
- NamTaf 5y agoGiven that the latest version of Chrome is 98.0.4758, if yours is reporting a strange version number like that then it could well fall outside the bounds of whatever check they put in. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Chrome https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Chrome
- tejtm 5y agoAt least it did not send an alert that you were "offline" back on topic: Which side of the lab door were on?
- jeroenhd 5y agoIn Javascript, "99" > "10000000" === true. Naive user agent parsing libraries will fall for this problem while they're trying to block out known bad browsers. Hard to tell what shitty browser detection they use that doesn't turn the version number into a number before comparising the two, but this is why both Chrome and Firefox are hesitant about releasing version 100 of their browser.