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>>mrspen+(OP)
"Your browser is a bit unusual".

Why, yes. Thank you for noticing. That is entirely intentional.

Welcome to the web.

>>andyba+N
Too bad there's not a chance to respond, "I assume all responsibility for my unusual browser."

I remember having to change the user agent string in Konqueror

>>abirch+u2
You would do that rather than change domain provider?

>>sshine+D4
Faking the User-Agent usually involves changing one configuration value in your browser.

Changing your domain provider usually involves finding a new provider, evaluating it, setting up payments, moving a bunch of records and so on.

I know what I'd do unless I was already planning on changing my domain management.