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02 Feb 2012, 11:10 am
02 Feb 2012, 12:08 pm
Lynners wrote:
kestrel wrote:
I've never had that problem with Linksys. 
If you've Opera installed, I believe there's a setting which allows you to tell the browser to identify as IE - I used it to get around the IE-Only requirement on a financial website I used to use. This should determine whether or not IE is necessary to access your router's UI, at least.
Link to Instructions
If you've Opera installed, I believe there's a setting which allows you to tell the browser to identify as IE - I used it to get around the IE-Only requirement on a financial website I used to use. This should determine whether or not IE is necessary to access your router's UI, at least.
Link to Instructions
Hey, thanks!
That is another issue I have been having. I can't log into my bank accounts either.
Opera's good for circumventing stupid IE-only scripts. I've never had any issues arise from using it, but it's always possible that pages might render weird using that method.
06 Feb 2012, 7:55 pm
10 Feb 2012, 9:06 pm
10 Feb 2012, 9:24 pm
10 Feb 2012, 9:55 pm
kestrel wrote:
I've never had that problem with Linksys.
If you've Opera installed, I believe there's a setting which allows you to tell the browser to identify as IE - I used it to get around the IE-Only requirement on a financial website I used to use. This should determine whether or not IE is necessary to access your router's UI, at least.
Link to Instructions
If you've Opera installed, I believe there's a setting which allows you to tell the browser to identify as IE - I used it to get around the IE-Only requirement on a financial website I used to use. This should determine whether or not IE is necessary to access your router's UI, at least.
Link to Instructions
I forgot about this!
It worked! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
11 Feb 2012, 2:33 am
11 Feb 2012, 4:27 am
Lynners wrote:
kestrel wrote:
I've never had that problem with Linksys.
If you've Opera installed, I believe there's a setting which allows you to tell the browser to identify as IE - I used it to get around the IE-Only requirement on a financial website I used to use. This should determine whether or not IE is necessary to access your router's UI, at least.
Link to Instructions
If you've Opera installed, I believe there's a setting which allows you to tell the browser to identify as IE - I used it to get around the IE-Only requirement on a financial website I used to use. This should determine whether or not IE is necessary to access your router's UI, at least.
Link to Instructions
I forgot about this!
It worked! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I honestly didn't think it would work.
But you're welcome, nonetheless. 
11 Feb 2012, 7:41 pm
kestrel wrote:
Lynners wrote:
kestrel wrote:
I've never had that problem with Linksys.
If you've Opera installed, I believe there's a setting which allows you to tell the browser to identify as IE - I used it to get around the IE-Only requirement on a financial website I used to use. This should determine whether or not IE is necessary to access your router's UI, at least.
Link to Instructions
If you've Opera installed, I believe there's a setting which allows you to tell the browser to identify as IE - I used it to get around the IE-Only requirement on a financial website I used to use. This should determine whether or not IE is necessary to access your router's UI, at least.
Link to Instructions
I forgot about this!
It worked! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I honestly didn't think it would work.
But you're welcome, nonetheless. It did!
Thanks again.
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