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There isn't a good reason to UA sniff. I run Firefox serving a Chrome UA as my daily driver, and never run into any issues. The reason I started this nonsense w
by OkayPhysicist 3y ago
There isn't a good reason to UA sniff. I run Firefox serving a Chrome UA as my daily driver, and never run into any issues. The reason I started this nonsense was because of a few sites that completely falsely asserted they needed Chrome to run properly, aka the only issue was the fact that they looked at the user-agent string.
Not to mention the fact that this is google.com, not some wild feat of frontend engineering. They shouldn't be serving any JS that wouldn't run on IE, forget anything close to a modern browser.