[Coco] 2mins to get 2Mb
Robert Gault
robert.gault at att.net
Thu Jun 27 16:18:59 EDT 2019
Actually Mozilla does have a "compatibility mode" except it is hidden! Here is what I did with
SeaMonkey which is an old version of the Mozilla browsers.
In a browser window, enter the url about:config You should then see a slew of entries and you
need to enter into the search box general.useragent
You may or may not see an entry general.useragent.compatMode.firefox but in any case you want to
create a new entry. So, right click on the page and select New String. You will be given a box to
enter a Name which you want to be general.useragent.extra.chrome - user set -
Then you will be given a box to enter a value which you want to be Chrome
To determine if you have done things correctly, "turn off" Mozilla and restart it. On a browser page
when you enter about:config you should be able to find the new entry
general.useragent.extra.chrome - user set - user set string Chrome
When I did the above and went to https://imgur.com/gallery/1jzUNPi all of the images were loaded.
However, since I'm using a dial-up connection instead of broadband, loading the images took forever!!
Robert
PS. You can add a reply to the comments, "That 2Megs permits you to run NitrOS-9." :)
Looks like the Protector comes with the 2Meg upgrade?
rietveld rietveld wrote:
> I use a browser called 'ZEUS'. It let's you emulate chrome, safari, or mozilla. This way the host website will see your browser as either of these. I noticed a lot of older build sites were designed for IE or safari and will not display well with mozilla. Sadly firefox Quantum does not have a 'Compatibility display view' mode like IE
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> Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2019 5:51 AM
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