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ianwuk
Apr 30, 2019Iron Contributor
Edge Chromium Dev now unsupported by Google Docs
I fired up Google Sheets this morning using Edge Chromium Dev 75.0.139.1 and it now shows as an unsupported browser.
Does anyone else get this?
- Elliot Kirk
Microsoft
We are aware of this issue and are working with the site owners to get it addressed. Thank you for taking the time to try out the Insider channels of Microsoft Edge
- Noel BurgessSteel Contributor
Chromium Edge's UA string (e.g. for the current Dev build on Windows 10 64-bit):
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/75.0.3770.0 Safari/537.36 Edg/75.0.139.1So it might worth trying simply to drop the Edg bit and enter
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/75.0.3770.0 Safari/537.36
into your UA string modifier and see what happens with these awkward Google sites.- johnjansen
Microsoft
Noel Burgess In this case, we have been in contact with Google about this issue and it was a simple mistake that should be fixed later today. Your tip about swapping UA strings is great advice to narrow down issues like this.
- Tom_baeBrass Contributorget rid of all the google thing, MS just using rendering engine is best
- davequailSteel ContributorThis issue still persists in Canary 144.
- GregoryLinePlaySteel Contributor
Hi davequail
I advise you to click on "contact an agent by mail " and in the smiley button, in subject, put the file number!
- davequailSteel ContributorApologies. Where will I find this file number? Thanks
- ianwukIron ContributorIs this related to Ms changong the user agent string to one not supported by Google?
Could we not use a Chrome extension therefore to force change the user agent string?
If so, what would be the updated user agent string to use?
Thanks!- Eric__WBrass Contributor
ianwuk An extensioin like User Agent Switcher would probably work in Edge C. As to the actual user agent string I don't have the expertise to type it out but the extension usually has built in strings to choose from. I would think one that says it is Chrome 69 would work. That is what I used in Opera to fool a financial site that didn't like Opera.
Regards
Eric