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Wait, how does that look like an innocent mistake? It used to work, they changed some code, and now they're blocking users with a specific useragent.
by jongalloway2 14y ago
Wait, how does that look like an innocent mistake? It used to work, they changed some code, and now they're blocking users with a specific useragent.
- kenjackson 14y agoIt's Google. Of course it's an INNOCENT mistake. If Microsoft had done it, it would be a mortal sin against humanity. Google has even come out and said that mobile Google Maps is only for WebKit engines. The open web is no longer about web standards apparently -- it's about one specific rendering engine.
- jacquesm 14y agoIt goes even further. At the top of my google docs spreadsheets there is now some scary language saying I should upgrade to chrome from my unsupported (but perfectly functional) browser.
- mitchi 14y agomeanwhile, some people are using lynx :p
- xentronium 14y agoThose horrible notifications that reappear every time you refresh the page are my very own source of annoyance with google. I have a 23" display and I like zooming into all pages to see text clearer. Now, google is the only internet company that decided to show me a big red box with "Your browser's current zoom setting is not fully supported".