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[JR8]

Er, what's that going to do?

Is it going to make pages behave as if they are being viewed on FF?

[zzm9980]

Er, what's that going to do?

Is it going to make pages behave as if they are being viewed on FF?

Yes. Basically, your browser reports what version it is to the remote end. Most browsers give the end user a way to change that. This helps various servers determine which Javascripts and such they should run on your end to make the page work. Niche browsers like Opera are good at mimicking other browsers.

Firefox generally doesn't include any more "Security" or anything else than Opera, it's just that 99% of the time the developer's of the bank's site decide they only want to QA and Support X browsers. So they lock out the others just to save money on customers calling the support line with silly questions.

Anyway, try it. If you don't like it, you just change it back. The worst that will happen is that the remote website will render improperly. Misaligned or missing features or something.

[JR8]

A-ha, very interesting and makes sense. I'll give it a go and let you know how it goes.