At 12:00 PM -0700 4/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] supposedly scribed: >We share the entire JS engine with Firefox, and I can guarantee that >if core Javascript functionality were broken on the Gecko 1.8 branch >a whole lot of people would have noticed. Given that we already know >that Citibank does bad browser sniffing, it's much more likely that >they are serving bad JS to you. > >As has been pointed out on the list before, spoofing works for other >people on the Citibank site. No matter how much you want this to be >a Camino bug, it's clearly not. > >-Stuart
I spent well over a day trying all the suggestions, changing user agent, tossing preferences etc. and always landed back at the same place. One person said he loaded the page correctly... once. As I said numerous times it was intermittent, so having one successful load is meaningless. The fact of the matter is that by fairly rigorous testing, I see Safari works, Firefox works, their browser sniffing seems to work 100% by observation, not anecdotal observations, and that 104 consistently works while 1.1+ does not. No matter how much you deny it, it clearly is a bug... AND I have done professional beta testing long before there even was a Chimera project so I stand by my abilities and skills as one who has spent considerable time testing software applications. _______________________________________________ Camino mailing list [email protected] http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/camino
