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Would that be so hard? Are you being facetious? As far as users are concerned, IE would be broken. Users don't care that it's because of, say, websites with br
by wonderzombie 14y ago
Would that be so hard?
Are you being facetious? As far as users are concerned, IE would be broken. Users don't care that it's because of, say, websites with broken useragent sniffing.
I'm sure it's even more complicated than that, to be honest. But the overarching principle something Josh Bloch articulated. He said something to the effect that any interface that you publish, even if it includes strings (e.g. a pretty-printed stack trace), will inevitably become part of the interface.
- notatoad 14y agoI'm not being facetious, i'm honestly asking. How many websites are actually still sniffing the user agent and depending on that Mozilla/5.0 bullshit at the beginning? what would break? anybody who's surfed with a changed user agent for a while care to comment?