And alas, one of the main reasons I no longer bother with EA...

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Just wandered by when I spotted something in some Google results when I was looking up a Heinlein quote.

Yes, I'm still alive and well.

Glad to see EA is still around.

Take care, all,

Tom

A1, here's the link, corrected...

SomethingAwful.com link (

jane_says (imported) wrote: Sun Nov 14, 2004 8:01 pm http://forums.somethingawful.com/showth ... id=1332963

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Tom

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Mosaic is a completely outdated browser (that I personally wouldn't bother supporting - nuthin' personal, Tomas)

"

*SIGH*

For the totally humor impaired my post above with the two widely grinning smilies and referring to a *1997* vintage browser was humor...

I purposely referred to an even ...

It doesn't work with Mosaic, (http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/SDG/Softwa ... cHome.html) either...

Take care, all!

Tom

Heheheheh...

Thanks, Andrew.

And of course we all know why Scotsmen wear kilts - sheep can hear zippers from a great distance...

(Let me first apologize for this being so long. It is a much more complex question than even hinted at in this post. Talula, keep doing what you are doing, it works fine. If something seriously breaks you KNOW we will let you know. :D )

Well, I'm not a page designer here at the EA, but let me add a ...

The new 'New Story Page' looks nice and works as it is designed to.

Reinstating the ability to spec other than a fixed 7 day view is a necessity since some folks don't wander in often enough for that to be useful (personally I need at least a 30 day look...). 🙄

Note also that the text displayed ...

Nya! Nya! I had a Fudgsicle!

Tom

Hi Tomas, and thanks for the support. I really wasn't trying to be difficult about the change, and you pointed that out quite nicely, and explained it much better than I ever could.

But please tell me: How do I spoof the client ID? Is that done as a registry tweak?



Thanks, Radar.

To spoof ...

Talula, just as a quick point of reference, since the 0.2% was a reference to obsolete browsers, could you tell us roughly how the EA's 'MSIE vs not-MSIE' numbers stack up?

I'd be curious to see if your numbers are somehow astonishingly different from what I see at my sites (83:17).

Thanks,

Tom