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They explicitly say "You’re using a web browser we don’t support." Even though this does not mean "we can't help you", I think it is close enough.
by mathetic 14y ago
They explicitly say "You’re using a web browser we don’t support." Even though this does not mean "we can't help you", I think it is close enough.
- ceejayoz 14y agoYes, but they don't send you to that page on Chrome or Safari.
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- nerdfiles 14y agoThe page is STATIC. It isn't being generated based on any logic. So the "you're" bit is vacuous. They don't mean your browser. They don't [functionally] mean any web browser. The page makes a statement, but we need to interpret that statement IRRESPECTIVE of our considerations of how it is generated/produced.
- atnight 14y agoYou cannot say that the page is static based on any URI. You have no idea what is being generated or not.
- ajross 14y agoNeedless, ridiculous, digressionist pedantry. The point was (and you can verify this yourself) that the page reports visually identical content regardless of which browser hits it. So it's not telling you that "your" browser is unsupported, it's a redirect target for some other page.
- ajross 14y agoNeedless, ridiculous, digressionist pedantry. The point was (and you can verify this yourself) that the page reports visually identical content regardless of which browser hits it. So it's not telling you that "your" browser is unsupported, it's a redirect target for some other page.
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- Arelius 14y agoDon't worry, it says the same thing on Firefox and Opera also.