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How's it detect? browser string? ip? If it detects via the browser string, maybe we can spoof it and have a look.
by inklesspen 19y ago
How's it detect? browser string? ip?
If it detects via the browser string, maybe we can spoof it and have a look.
- joshwa 19y agohttp://www.macrumors.com/2007/06/27/rss-reader-for-iphone/ http://www.macrumors.com/2007/06/27/rss-reader-for-iphone/ Spoofing the user-agent just gives a blank page. It's not live yet.
- umjames 19y agoMaybe the iPhone sends a custom HTTP header that the server logic checks for to determine which content to show. When you get an iPhone, create a page that dumps the user's HTTP request (either on the page or in the server logs) and then access that page using the iPhone. That will tell you for sure.
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