> with. This changes if the user intentionally tells their UA to lie through its > teeth (click Opera>UserAgent>LieThroughTeeth). But as a Web Developer, if I catch At least for lynx, the normal reason people want to lie is fear of being given a "Please upgrade your browser page" because of their unrecognized, or positively rejected, user agent string. (Sometimes this is actually not a server side rejection, but client side rejection by a similar message in noframes or noscript.) I'd suggest that that one significant reason why Opera has such a feature.Received on Wednesday, 31 March 2004 00:22:16 GMT
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