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I can only imagine the support headaches that this will create. On one hand, the user insists (correctly) that he's using Internet Explorer. On the other hand,

I can only imagine the support headaches that this will create. On one hand, the user insists (correctly) that he's using Internet Explorer. On the other hand, the observed behavior will be as if he's using Chrome.

natrius 17y ago
Create a web page for support requests. Check the User Agent in addition to what the user reports.
- trunnell 17y ago
  Yes, but which part of "IE" is sending the User-Agent header? Does IE send User-Agent for the initial request and Chrome Frame sends User-Agent for all subsequent requests (after it detects the <meta> tag)?
  - natrius 17y ago
    I presume every IE request will have "chromeframe" in it, which conditionally serving the meta tag[1] would require. [1] http://code.google.com/chrome/chromeframe/developers_guide.html#Detecting_Google_Chrome_Frame http://code.google.com/chrome/chromeframe/developers_guide.h...
zyb09 17y ago
it's only using Chrome's engine if there is a explicit meta tag on the site, so all old IE6 only internal webapps will be fine.