Re:Chrome Won
by technion on Friday May 26, 2017 @01:08AM
(#14422111)
spoofing the user agent works fine
I'm continually upset by this. If you know you rely on, for example, the fetch() api, test for the fetch api[0]. Whitelisting browser user agents just means chasing your tail for forever.
By all means, politely warn a user that "your browser is not tested". It's getting to feel like a marketing driven decision, where pages just about say "our site is so powerful, we only work with the greatest browser ever, Chrome, so come back when you have it".
By all means, politely warn a user that "your browser is not tested". It's getting to feel like a marketing driven decision, where pages just about say "our site is so powerful, we only work with the greatest browser ever, Chrome, so come back when you have it".
A local airbnb competitor currently does this.
[0] https://philipwalton.com/articles/loading-polyfills-only-whe...