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"Anyone interested in doing that should be well aware of how to spoof a user agent." You are not answering the question. Why block a user-agent, if the check c
by mrb 14y ago
"Anyone interested in doing that should be well aware of how to spoof a user agent."
You are not answering the question. Why block a user-agent, if the check can be easily worked around?
Edit: I mean why block as opposed to display a simple warning ("this site is known to not work well with your browser").
- ceejayoz 14y agoSo non technical users go "oh, I'll take a look in Chrome", not "this thing's stupid, nothing works".
- mrb 14y agoThe same thing can be achieved by displaying a simple warning that lets users bypass it ("oh, I was warned it might not work in my browser, and indeed it doesn't, I will take a look in Chrome").