Tom Lee Mullins wrote:
James E. LaBarre wrote:
Mark IJbema wrote:
(msie would be nice for 0.3.1 btw >:) )
For that matter, though, I'd rather see code which would *fool* those brain-dead apps that have MSIE requirements into thinking your Gecko-based browser is actually MSIE. Someday when I have spare time I'm going to see if I can find what apps like TurboLister, Norton Utilities, etc. are looking for, and see if I can fake them out. _______________________________________________ ros-general mailing list ros-general@reactos.com http://reactos.com/mailman/listinfo/ros-general
There is a browser - Opera - at http://www.opera.com - where one can set it where it shows itself as 'IE' (or whatever browser you want it seen as).
Not quite the same thing. What Opera is reporting is a version to a *website*. What I'm talking about is convincing local applications that you have a particular version of Internyet Exploder installed. Apparently these apps rely upon some part of MSHTML, or perhaps the Internet Settings included with MSIE.