Qobuz site not working with Camino - "Flash" false error

[HenriHudson]

When i try to listen to music on the Qobuz.com website via Camino,i get a message suggesting me to use another browser, and a flash error message saying i should have version 9 or above, while I do have version 10 of Flash.

Not sure if this is fixable, but i thought it was worth mentioning here in case development starts up again.

[cflawson]

Does it actually work in another browser? I ask because there are a number of brain-dead Flash-sniffing scripts out there that assume Flash will never have version number greater than one digit in length (so version 10 is seen as version 1 by the script, and is incorrectly marked as too old). If that's what's happening here, I doubt Camino is the only browser affected, and the site needs to be informed of their problem (which is also the only way this will ever get fixed).

cl

[HenriHudson]

Hi cflawson and thanks for your question. Alas, it works under Safari.

HH

[cflawson]

Does it work in Firefox (either the latest version or 3.6.x)? The way that current Safari and Gecko 1.9-based -- or even current Gecko -- browsers load plugins is different enough that it might make a difference.

cl

[HenriHudson]

Does it work in Firefox (either the latest version or 3.6.x)? The way that current Safari and Gecko 1.9-based -- or even current Gecko -- browsers load plugins is different enough that it might make a difference.

cl

I will have to update to 3.6 before i can answer this. I only have Firefox 3.5.1, which i almost never use, too slow for my taste.

HH

[cflawson]

3.5.x is probably sufficient to make a valid comparison for these purposes if you'd rather not download 3.6.

cl

[HenriHudson]

So i tried it under (veeery slow) Firefox and… no Flash problems that i could see.

[cflawson]

Could be their UA sniffing is broken too. How about if you use UserAgent to pretend Camino is Firefox?

cl

[HenriHudson]

Thanks for the suggestion. Could you refer me to a how-to link?

FMN