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Re: Microsoft bootlicker sues Netscape



Brett Glass wrote:
> 
> At 09:54 AM 4/27/98 -0400, Norm wrote:
> 
> >     Those scripts don't necessarily mean something evil is lurking.
> >What version the browser is determines what it will support.
> 
> That's true. However, the code we saw labeled certain versions of
> Netscape as "inferior," but not ANY version of Internet Explorer (even
> the oldest ones).
> 
> As for what the code does: it could just be a "stub" that has no
> practical effect. On the other hand, it could make it more difficult
> to peruse the site.

I didn't pay alot of attention to the code itself, but all this
discussion has got me considering a deeper look at the code.  I've done
quite a bit of JavaScript myself, and it is not uncommon to have a need
to identify the browser as well as the version.  I was wondering if
someone could point me (again) at the actual url, so I might look a bit
deeper into the code.  I'll gladly share my insights with the list. 
Anyone?

> 
> --Brett

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