Dan_Francis wrote:polix wrote:I get the same probleme with any google website but not with IE
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=273842
if we get different routine for different product that will push a internet where "who pay get better performance" ??
Not relevant at all. It's always been the case that websites often use browser detection code both for bad (commercial) reasons but also to determine what mode of their site it should render because of different requirements.
sorry i do not agree, i really doub that google do filtering on webbrowser detection and reject fX queries, because for now my solution is to use yahoo in place of google (beacuase i hate IE !!), i see more the problem at ISP level like your suggested in my post.