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Just got a mac.....Need Help

ofiraltarasy

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i just got my mac and i didnt know that mlxchange.com is only for internet explorer is there any way i can view this website on my mac?
 
that is bullshit, i can't believe some one in their right mind would make a IE only site

Just pisses me off nice and deep

eh.... sorry that i dont have a solution
 
Firefox + IETab?? There has to be a way to somehow emulate IE, or at least fool the server into thinking it is IE. I'm not sure if that website does a browser check or not. Besides, IE doesn't conform to the true internet standards. F*** 'em. I own two XP machines and I still use anything but IE for that reason.
 
We have a donor system at the company I work for, and they made the system IE only. It's ridiculous, but unfortunately it's the way of the world until Firefox, or Safari have a greater share of internet users. FF is coming along, but it's still got quite a ways until it overtakes IE.

Right now, I'd say give Parallels a shot, or maybe Crossover?
 
Only lazy programmers and suits who don't care about open access write sites for IE only.

I'll post a link to the OS X version of IE; Microsoft stopped supporting it and no longer offer it for download.

http://sharebee.com/580ec618
Filename: IE523_OSX.zip Size: 4.76 MB
 
They use ActiveX (ugg), there's no way around it using a Mac browser. He'll need to use IE6, either through CrossOver/Wine, a Virtual Machine, or using BootCamp to boot in to Windows.
 
Originally posted by: Kadarin
Use some extension that spoofs the IE User-Agent header?
Like I said, it uses ActiveX, he can spoof all he wants but it's still not going to work.😛
 
Originally posted by: ViRGE
Originally posted by: Kadarin
Use some extension that spoofs the IE User-Agent header?
Like I said, it uses ActiveX, he can spoof all he wants but it's still not going to work.😛

That's what I get for not really reading the replies in this thread 😛

Yeah, he's SOL.
 
i use parallels to watch movies on netflix in IE on my mac. until they find a drm solution for firefox i'm stuck with that.
 
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