It turns out that there's been a recent change in the
GBrowserIsCompatible code. It now looks like it always returns true as
long as the API key is valid.
GBrowserIsCompatible is implemented in the loader code, so I suppose
it's possible that the server performs the compatibility test based on
the contents of the request header, and writes
function GBrowserIsCompatible() {
return false;
}
if the server compatibility test fails.
I don't have any incompatible browsers on my computer, so I can't see
that happening. If you've got an incompatible browser, try typing
Javascript:alert(GBrowserIsCompatible)
into its address bar to see what the code looks like.
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