On 9/3/20 7:34 PM, stango wrote:
...>
They are sniffing the version data in the executable. I edited the
SeaMonkey.exe file with Hexplorer and changed its internal id to Mozilla
Firefox 80.0.1 and the web site works fine with 2.53. I do not know if
there is an addon that will do the same.
Really? It actually detects the novel features that its deluded web
developers have decided to require, and this NoScript setup satisfies
the detector, with just www.rottentomatoes.com enabled for JS (SM
2.53.3, Bluhell Firewall 2.6.4, NoScript 5.1.9):
noscript.surrogate.rottom.sources:
<https://www.rottentomatoes.com/assets/pizza-pie/javascripts/bundles/roma/*.js
noscript.surrogate.rottom.replacement:
if (!('customElements' in window)) {
window.customElements = {define: function(x){}};};
if (!Boolean(HTMLElement.prototype.attachShadow))
HTMLElement.prototype.attachShadow =
function(shadowInit) {
var shoc = new Document();
var shadowElt = shoc.documentElement;
shadowElt.mode = shadowInit.mode;
shadowElt.delegatesFocus = shadowInit.delegatesFocus;
this.shadowInit = (shadowElt.mode === "closed")? null: shadowElt;
return shadowElt;
}
For instance, I was able to load the home page and navigate to read
about Teenage Bounty Hunters series 1, apparently a sort of crime-themed
rework of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
/df
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