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The main problem isn't really giving credit
The main problem for the user isn't really giving Safari credit, so much as that many websites detect your browser via the user agent and deploy custom CSS or JavaScript. This is usually used to work around edge cases & bugs in site rendering or script execution -- especially for Javascript-intensive, AJAX-y sites.
The main problem isn't really giving credit
I don't disagree with anything you've written! As I said before...leave it on the default setting (which will also help the various web site owners get a feel for the volume of Safari traffic) UNLESS Safari won't properly render/display a site. Then try changing the UA while you're on the site. |
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