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Posted by shimmyshack on 11/20/06 22:51
download user agent switcher addon for firefox, fire it up and import
<useragent
description="pocket pc mobile 2003"
useragent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 4.01; Windows CE; PPC;
240x320)"
appname=""
appversion=""
platform="windows mobile edition 2003 sp2"
vendor=""
vendorsub=""
/>
shove in that as an entry, (I think you can save as a file ad import if
you cant be bothered to type)
when accessing
http://www.google.com/
their hacked version of apache (GFE/1.3) just checks the user-agent
header and redirects to
http://www.google.com/pda
from there on, you will be looking at a simple version and whatever you
click will be passed through a filter as long as you keep pda in the
url.
This way the rewrite condition based on user-agent header is done once
- I should imagine there is a long list and it would be ineffecient to
do it for each request once on /pda/... you can verfiy this by
returning your user-agent header back to firefox default and pressing
refresh, you will remain on the simple version, however navigating to
http://www.google.com will return you to the complex browser oriented
version.
you can a long list of user-agents from the url given by the previous
respondant, if you are willing to use a little xslt on the 4.1MB
wurfl.xml.
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