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Youtube and some other websites report that my Firefix isn't updated, but in fact I have the most recent version of it (3.6.8)?!

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ivanban
ivanban
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I have the latest version of Firefox 3.6.8.

Problem occurs when I go to Youtube or few other sites where I get message "Your browser is no longer supported. Please upgrade to a modern browser." I can remove that alert and continue to browse on Youtube normally afterward, but every time I come back again to Youtube same message appears.

Why is that happening and how can I fix that?!

Thank you in advance,

Your loyal user.

I have the latest version of Firefox 3.6.8. Problem occurs when I go to Youtube or few other sites where I get message "Your browser is no longer supported. Please upgrade to a modern browser." I can remove that alert and continue to browse on Youtube normally afterward, but every time I come back again to Youtube same message appears. Why is that happening and how can I fix that?! Thank you in advance, Your loyal user.

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Shawn
Shawn
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Hi ivan,

Your User agent is wrong

1. In the Firefox Location Bar, Where you enter the address of web pages, enter about:config

2. A This might void your warranty warning may appear. Click I'll be careful, I promise!

3. In the Filter text box, enter general.usergent

4. For each of those general.useragent preferences, right click them and choose reset