Re: change the browser identity

On Thu, 27 Dec 2007 14:02:20 -0800 (PST), daniel.p.nguyen@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Simply put, we need to be able to fake the identity of the browser
to a different language, etc...

Rather than faking ip, I would _guess_ you would ask the browser what
language and your code would work from there.

If so, I would have a machine with a user account set for each
language to be tested. The account's .bash_login would have something like


firefox http://your_test_page_here.com
exit


Next you could set ssh to have a blank paraphrase/password for the
account and a script like xru which contains

xterm -e ssh ru@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


_Assuming_ the ru account language is set Russian, you get a pop up
firefox in the Russian language.

.

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