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For the non-clickers: It's Webkit, not Firefox that it will be disguising itself as: "The 'like Gecko' string has been part of most WebKit-browser UA strings f
by mrspeaker 14y ago
For the non-clickers: It's Webkit, not Firefox that it will be disguising itself as:
"The 'like Gecko' string has been part of most WebKit-browser UA strings from time immemorial, but has never been used by Firefox, which instead uses 'Gecko'".
- Millennium 14y agoThe first versions of Safari had "like Gecko," so its WebKit heritage is long indeed. Maybe MSIE should use "sort of like Gecko" instead?