On Wed, 2003-11-26 at 18:13, Mike Lurk wrote: > I have had a problem with mozilla and SSL for the longest time. Every > time I try to connect to a site that uses SSL (https://URL) it gives me > a blank page. One thing I did find out, If I use Opera and change the > identifier to IE 6.0 instead of the Opera identifier or even the Mozilla > identifier I can connect and all of the page displays. > > My question is where can I change the mozilla identifier to fool those > sites that I am using the IE 6.0 identifier. > > Or am I on the wrong track and there is something else that has to be > done. > > Any help Would be appreciated Mike, You might think about being more careful what you ask for. :-) If you could force Mozilla to masquerade as IE, chances are a web site will start pumping out Microsoft non-standard JavaScript and give your browser a stroke. With its strict implementation of ECMA-262, Mozilla is like a miner's canary in the presence of non-standard Javascript. At work we treat Mozilla as a "reference standard browser". We test all the web code we write with Mozilla. When it works with Mozilla, we know it will work with IE. Unfortunately the reverse is not true. When you connect to that https blank page, are any errors reported in your JavaScript console? If so, I would report them to the webmaster. Unless he's a complete zot, he'll want to fix his code. --Doc Savage Fairview Heights, IL
