With Google Chrome and Firefox nearly getting to version 100, early testing has begun for possible issues on parsing three-digit User-Agent strings. This occurrence was discovered when browsers reached the double-digit versions and encountered lots of issues with User-Agent parsing libraries. According to developers from Google, starting from Chrome 96, until Chrome 99, a feature flag will be available to force the User-Agent string to utilize the major version number 100, regardless of the actual version number. to verify if your browser is sending the major version 100 in the User-Agent string. On the other hand, for Firefox, just open the Firefox Nightly's Settings Menu and Search "Firefox 100" and check the "Firefox 100 User-Agent String" option to enable it. Read more in our articles including "Google Chrome and Firefox version 100 may trigger web issues" and "Courier Complaints Drop 88% Under Oplan Bantay Padala".
With Google Chrome and Firefox nearly getting to version 100, early testing has begun for possible issues on parsing three-digit User-Agent strings. This occurrence was discovered when browsers reached the double-digit versions and encountered lots of issues with User-Agent parsing libraries.
According to developers from Google, starting from Chrome 96, until Chrome 99, a feature flag will be available to force the User-Agent string to utilize the major version number 100, regardless of the actual version number. to verify if your browser is sending the major version 100 in the User-Agent string. On the other hand, for Firefox, just open the Firefox Nightly's Settings Menu and Search "Firefox 100" and check the "Firefox 100 User-Agent String" option to enable it.
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