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Entry text: [quote="Tony Mechelynck"]FYI, Konqueror (as distributed with openSUSE Linux 10.2) does something similar but static: it comes with a user-settable list of "spoofable" sites, preloaded with the following (I'm not writing the UA strings in full but if you want them, email me): computerworld.com: IE4 on W2K fernuni-hagen.de: IE5 on Mac PPC gmail.com: Safari on Mac PPC google.com: Safari on Mac PPC logitech.com: IE4 on W2K merian.spiegel.de: Mozilla 1.7.3 on Linux x86_64 sco.com: IE4 on W2K The dynamic solution you propose seems better in terms of flexibility and reaction time (if properly maintained), worse in terms of bandwidth and (I guess) manpower at some central site. I'd say: if it can be done, go for it. But should it be all centralised or should the user have some leeway (for edge cases not "yet" covered by the central database)?[/quote]
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