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On 08/07/2011 06:05 AM, soumalya ray wrote:
not only US govt;even indian govt organisations forces users to use MS
product.though obviously US is a much bigger cat.
for example,during my post-graduate entrance exam form filling up,the site (
www.aiimsexams.org) told me that only IE is allowed,nothing else.
so i used the useragent changer add-on in firefox and completed the
form!!!!!!!!!!!!
my question is simple-when firefox able to fill up the form with the
add-on,why are they forcing us to use IE?????i mailed them but nobody
replied.

It could have been much worse. The designer of the form could just as well have used MS-specific coding that would have made it impossible to use any browser other than IE, thus insuring that only Windows users could be accepted into the post-graduate program while Linus users (members of a lower caste) would be excluded. Count your blessings.

The reason nobody replied to you is that they think you are a crank or madman.


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Qiryat Tiv'on
Israel

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