Hello "Datatude", *, what is your real name, btw? It is some kind of netiquette to submit your real name via mail client ... ;)
Am Monday 16 March 2009 11:12:55 schrieb Datatude: > On 02-26-2009 1:23 AM, Thomas Hackert wrote: > > for some reason - JS gets this information > > wrong. I am using a Germanophone IceWeasel (a.k.a. Firefox) > > under Debian with preferred languages de-DE, de, en-GB and > > loads of others. Interestingly I would get the RPMs, if I click > > on the "Developer Build..." link ... :( > > I am neither use a proxy nor any anomizer like TOR ... ;) > > I am not familiar with IceWeasel, but if Firefox plug-ins work IceWeasel is the unbranded Firefox version under Debian ... ;) > with it try the "User Agent Switcher" add-on. It adds a submenu > to the Tools menu that allows you to spoof whatever browser you > need, and then you can switch back to default usual user agent > string by just choosing it as a menu item. This is much easier > than editing your profile and having to quit & restart your > browser. And if I do not what install another extension to IceWeasel? It is reporting "Firefox $version $OS to the server I browse normally ... ;) > I use User Agent Switcher when I wish to spoof a Windows browser > so that I can download a Win installer for a client, although I > myself work on Mac. It does not come with Linux UA strings by > default but you can add any UA string you wish. With a little bit > of research or help from friends on this list, you can create the > UA string you need to trick the bouncer. I do not want to trick the bouncer, just want to use my browser/OS combination as usual ... ;) > User Agent Switcher can be downloaded at > <https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59> Yes, I know this site (as well as the extension). But like mentioned above, I think bouncer and/or the OOo site should recognize my browser/OS by themselves ... ;) Thanks for your information anyway and have fun Thomas. P.S.: You do not need to CC me, as I have subscribed to this ML ... ;) -- The universe is ruled by letting things take their course. It cannot be ruled by interfering. -- Chinese proverb --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
