View Full Version : GMAIL OW not a supported browser???
zygar
2006-07-12, 08:37 PM
Okay, I may be going nuts.
I thought I loaded GMAIL in OW 5.1.3 fine. Yet I viewed gmail this afternoon and noticed that now it is rendering in the HTML only mode.
With a comment at the top of the page that says NOT SUPPORTED BROWSER. Does OW 5.1.3 work or not work w/ OW... I love how fast it loads was thinking about a purchase but, does GMAIL work fine or not?
I am a Powerbook PPC 1.5 w/ 10.4.7 and downloaded OW Version 5.1.3 (563.66) yesterday.
Many thanks!!!
Cortig
2006-07-13, 05:58 AM
Use the site prefs to pretend to be either Safari or FireFox. That did the trick for me.
gecko85
2006-07-13, 07:02 AM
I suggest setting the site preferences for gmail/google to identify the browser as Firefox. I tied Safari, but not everything in Gmail worked (chat, for example,) but FF seems to be working fine so far.
troyb
2006-07-16, 08:47 AM
We made a change to our user-agent string that should allow identifying as OmniWeb to work with gmail again in the next release.
Cortig
2006-07-16, 08:49 AM
We made a change to our user-agent string that should allow identifying as OmniWeb to work with gmail again in the next release.
Nice! Thanks Troy,
sachiwilson
2006-07-25, 06:22 AM
I replied to this in another thread, but just in case!! If you read the information Google links to about unsupported browsers, it gives you an option to bypass the browser check that dumps you into basic html. The url for the browser-bypass gmail is http://mail.google.com/mail/?nocheckbrowser . So just use that url in place of your usual gmail url and you will be fine.
forum member
2006-11-05, 02:49 AM
Thanks so much for that link.
pheski
2006-11-12, 08:36 AM
We made a change to our user-agent string that should allow identifying as OmniWeb to work with gmail again in the next release.
My 2 cents...
This is unfortunately necessary because many web developers take the lazy (and less effective) approach and identify browsers to determine how to serve content (rather than identifying the presence or absence of the specific function).
Just my opinion, of course....
Peter
forum member
2006-11-15, 08:34 AM
My 2 cents...
This is unfortunately necessary because many web developers take the lazy (and less effective) approach and identify browsers to determine how to serve content (rather than identifying the presence or absence of the specific function).
Just my opinion, of course....
Peter
Mega Dittos.
FredH
2006-11-17, 04:15 PM
Am I the only one who can't login to gmail at all? The same thing with del.icio.us (I posted that elsewhere). Please help! I tried spoofing several browsers. It's just telling me "Cannot Load Address"
No problems for me. Have you inadvertently blocked both those sites using the Ad Blocking feature? That is, did you add a filter that would pick out their domain names by mistake?
FredH
2006-11-17, 05:52 PM
No problems for me. Have you inadvertently blocked both those sites using the Ad Blocking feature? That is, did you add a filter that would pick out their domain names by mistake?
I don't think that's it, and I tried unchecking blocked URLs.
rhywun
2006-12-25, 08:24 PM
Everything works in Gmail for me except chat. When I click the 'Chat' button in the Quick Contact list, nothing happens. I'm spoofing as 'Firefox 2.0 (Mac OS X'. My ad blocking preferences are 'Block pop-up windows only when not requested' and 'Block images and other inline content matching known ad sizes and From blocked URLs' with none of the blocked URLs matching Gmail. And chat does work in Firefox. Any ideas?? Tks
PS. Using OW 5.5.1
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