> How does M.Firefox deal with the "Request Desktop Site" switch?
I recall, that Firefox simply removes the 'Mobile' part of the string
from the referrer when requesting a desktop site. That does not have
an immediate effect when browsing Wikipedia, at which point I'd still
have to request a
IceCatMobile 52.4.1 (F-Droid build) identifies itself as a mobile version.
On 2016-03-29 11:19, Pirate Praveen wrote:
I know IceCat blocks browser based fingerprinting but I think
IceCatMobile should identify itself as a mobile browser even if other
identifying information are suppressed.
How does M.Firefox deal with the "Request Desktop Site" switch?
If Icecat has 1 UA string hard-coded, could be 2 UA strings prepared for
each circumstance?
El 21/04/16 a les 15:36, Mart Rootamm ha escrit:
> I think the 'Request Desktop Site' menuitem won't work, because the
> default user agent
I think the 'Request Desktop Site' menuitem won't work, because the default
user agent string does not contain the word 'mobile', and by default, it
contains a string for non-free software.
I know, it's supposed to be the most common string to reduce UA
fingerprinting, but eventually, it will be
To follow thread with right subject:
I see a "Request Desktop Site" option at main menu, but it doesn't seem
to have effect.
User Agent may need to only add or remove "Mobile" word when user uses
"Request Desktop Site" option. And this option could be enabled by default.
El 20/04/16 a les
I know IceCat blocks browser based fingerprinting but I think IceCatMobile
should identify itself as a mobile browser even if other identifying
information are suppressed. gitlab.com was showing its desktop version making
it difficult to use.
38.6.0 from fdroid.--
http://gnuzilla.gnu.org
