On 4/13/2020 5:18 PM, Ant wrote:
> On 4/13/2020 8:03 AM, David E. Ross wrote:
>> On 4/12/2020 8:57 PM, Ant wrote:
>>> I have to disable it for YouTube.com so I can rate, get faster web site
>>> speeds, etc. However, I lose its chat feature.
>>>
>>> What about the rest of you? Thank you for reading and hopefully
>>> answering. :)
>>>
>>
>> I normally have it disabled. That is not becuase of problems when it is
>> enabled. Instead, I do not want server logs to indicate I am using
>> Firefox. I want them to know what I am really using.
>>
>> I have the old PrefBar extension installed. One of the buttons toggles
>> between enabling and disabling "Advertise Firefox compatibility". I
>> cannot remember whether this is a button I recreated myself or obtained
>> from the PrefBar Web site.
>>
>> In case I enable the feature and forget to disable it, I have the
>> following entry in my user.js file:
>> user_pref("general.useragent.compatMode.firefox", false);
>
> Do you have the code for that button so I/we can add it to our PrefBar?
>
It is actually a checkbox, not a button. With a checkmark, "Advertise
Firefox compatibility" is enabled. With the checkmark cleared, it is
disabled. I have uploaded the file for creating the checkbox to my Web
site.
1. Download the file at
<http://www.rossde.com/test/toggle_adv_firefox.btn>.
2. On the PrefBar tool bar, right-click and select "Customize PrefBar"
in the pull-down context menu.
3. Any place on the right side of the PrefBar window under Enabled
Items, right-click and select Import.
4. In the "Import Buttons from File" navigation window, navigate to
where the downloaded toggle_adv_firefox.btn file is located and select
the Open button.
5. The checkbox will be the last entry under Enabled Items. You can
drag and drop it into a more handy location.
The checkbox will appear with the label "Advertise Firefox
compatibility". You can edit the checkbox to change (shorten) that
label. Just select the checkbox, right-click, and select "Edit button
...".
NOTE: I will remove the file from my Web site in two weeks.
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