How to trick Netfront 3.1 that u have a different browser

davidwlam · 08-12-04, 02:49 AM

I need this so i can access sites that are secure like my bank..

Thanks

Waxwing · 08-12-04, 07:11 AM

I use it and like it. Access my bank (bankone.com) and have no problems with it. Also access a couple of other secure sites with no problems except on the X5, the screen is hard to read on some sites due to very small text, especially when they have complex graphics.

08-12-04, 08:12 AM

With regards to NetFront, Regking does not work, but you can perform the same functions by setting up and select a new User Agent profile in:

TOOLS-BROWSER SETTINGS-MISC-USER AGENT

Originally Posted by davidwlam

I need this so i can access sites that are secure like my bank..

Thanks

08-12-04, 08:21 AM

Exactly, RegKing doesn't work with NetFront, as it is its own unique browser. The method outlined above is the way to go. There are no guarantees that it will work with your bank, but it is your best option.

green goblin · 08-12-04, 09:43 AM

Originally Posted by KPDUTY

With regards to NetFront, Regking does not work, but you can perform the same functions by setting up and select a new User Agent profile in:

TOOLS-BROWSER SETTINGS-MISC-USER AGENT

This has worked with a couple of people, but as mentioned, I'm sure it depends on the web site you are trying to access. Once you go to:

TOOLS - BROWSERS SETTINGS - MISC - USER AGENT

Enter the following:

Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; Dell Axim X30)

Tricks the web server by showing you are using Internet Explorer 6.0.

davidwlam · 08-12-04, 09:09 PM

thanks got it! i had to look it up on google last night and i found it but it works great with WM