Call for testing: Google user agent quirks
- From: Michael Catanzaro <mcatanzaro igalia com>
- To: "webkit-gtk lists webkit org" <webkit-gtk lists webkit org>, "epiphany-list gnome org" <epiphany-list gnome org>
- Subject: Call for testing: Google user agent quirks
- Date: Wed, 10 May 2017 14:47:45 -0500
Hi,
Epiphany 3.24.2 contains a new hidden setting
enable-site-specific-quirks. It should generally be left enabled, but
I'd like help from testers: please disable that setting, then browse
Google sites and let me know if anything breaks *due to the use of that
setting*. Please in particular test calendar.google.com and 3D mode in
Google Maps. If nobody notices any breakage, then we can get rid of
these quirks.
You can also use this setting as a workaround for the recent breakage
on youtube.com and accounts.google.com if you don't have WebKitGTK+
2.16.2 yet. Prior to 2.16.2, we used a Firefox browser UA quirk for all
Google domains, and a Chrome browser quirk for YouTube. With 2.16.2,
the YouTube quirk is gone, and the Firefox quirk no longer applies to
accounts.google.com. The goal is to determine if we can remove the
quirk from all Google domains. It's currently only there for
calendar.google.com and Google Maps, and both those sites work for me
now, so I'm inclined to say we can get rid of it.
Note: feedback from BSD users is welcome too, but removing these quirks
is definitely going to cause regressions for you. At the same time that
I remove these quirks, I'll also change WebKit to always report "Linux
x86_64" rather than your actual underlying OS. That should avoid this
issue.
Michael
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