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From earlier reports you can just change the user-agent header to appear as chrome and the problem goes away. How do they keep pulling this anti-competitive bu
by supermatt 3y ago
From earlier reports you can just change the user-agent header to appear as chrome and the problem goes away.
How do they keep pulling this anti-competitive bullshit? Do they not realise what they are doing, or are the fines still too low for them to take it seriously?
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- jacquesm 3y agoThey got away with it so far which they see as confirmation that they can do whatever they want and that nothing or nobody will ever make a dent in their armor. The scary thing: they might be right.
- jeffbee 3y agoJust because you don't see the flaw that they are hacking around when you switch the UA string doesn't mean the flaw doesn't exist.
- supermatt 3y agoIt’s not a flaw, it’s intentionally degrading non-chrome user experience - otherwise it would be identical behaviour regardless of UA spoofing.