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Why is a website restricted to certain browsers? This isn’t 2005.

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We are at this stage again. First „Works only with IE6“, now „Works only with Chromium and WebKit“.

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Right? It’s very simple. If the site doesn’t work I close it and never look back.

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Individual boycotts might do nothing and the situation becomes worse over time because of network and monopolistic effects. There might be an end to the open internet, requiring a specific browser to visit crucial websites. Or you could get DMCA’d if you use an ad blocker or plugin to alter the function of a website.

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Those won’t can access it from Firefox on Linux, use User-Agent Switcher add-on as a workaround.

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Doesn’t work on Firefox for Android

Not sure why I’m bothering to check when there’s other superior options that already work though.

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Doesn’t work on chrome for android as far as I can tell, or not this beta site at least. System webview issue likely.

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I appreciate this

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Firefox on iOS

Not a Linux issue.

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Isn’t iOS Firefox just a Safari reskin? Why wouldn’t it work there

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Because it doesn’t even work in safari, also on iOS 18 DB5 it just opens the app version.

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They said there would be no mobile support in the press release.

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