On 9/5/19, Paul B. Gallagher <[email protected]> wrote: > [email protected] wrote: > >> As a quick check that you've correctly edited the correct file: >> - From within SeaMonkey open <about:config> and accept the warning >> - Type "override" in the search box at the top >> - Does your override preference show up there? > > Yep. But without the https protocol as noted. > >> There's not really any need for the extension any more, since similar >> functionality is built in: >> - Go to Tools > Web Development > Toggle Tools; the tools open at the >> bottom of the window >> - Select the "Network" tab >> - Load (or reload) the target page (viki.com) >> - Select the top request in the list on the left of the "Network" tab >> - The request and response headers are listed on the "Headers" tab on >> the right >> - Check the "User-Agent" request header; if your override works you >> should see that string (with no mention of SeaMonkey), otherwise you'll >> see the default one with the SeaMonkey version > > > I followed your steps, but I see no "Headers" tab on the right or > anywhere else in the pane. The application is maximized, so there should > be nothing off-screen.
Click on one of those lines that starts off with '200 GET', over on the right is a 'Raw headers' button, click on that and below it you get a 'request headers' & 'response headers' panel Lee _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
