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Show HN: Modern Browsers Don't Need the Cookie Anymore

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Re: Show HN: Modern Browsers Don't Need the Cookie Anymore

#12
> What you are using it on > > Your display scaling is set to 150%. > A fractional device pixel ratio (1.5) only comes from Windows display scaling. macOS uses whole-number ratios. So you're on Windows, and you've bumped the UI size up from the default.

> Device pixel ratio = 1.5

im on linux though. the page even says earlier that im on a linux box.

Re: Show HN: Modern Browsers Don't Need the Cookie Anymore

#14
Just tested this.

> Your User-Agent says Windows, but your installed fonts are Linux's. One of those is lying, and it isn't the fonts.

But also...

> Voice list = Microsoft David - English (United States) [snip]

> You use Microsoft Office.

Considering that this is tested on Windows 11, I think your Linux detection is wonky.

Re: Show HN: Modern Browsers Don't Need the Cookie Anymore

#17

> You're inside a virtual machine. It's wrong. I have Hyper-V and VirtualBox installed on my machine, maybe it has some effect? > You use Microsoft Office No, I don't. It was installed previously, but my license expired.

Yes, probably detected those, including teams haha

Re: Show HN: Modern Browsers Don't Need the Cookie Anymore

#18

> What you are using it on > > Your display scaling is set to 150%. > A fractional device pixel ratio (1.5) only comes from Windows display scaling. macOS uses whole-number ratios. So you're on Windows, and you've bumped the UI size up from the default. > Device pixel ratio = 1.5 im on linux though. the page even says earlier that im on a linux box.

Perks of making this deterministic haha will fix, thank you

Re: Show HN: Modern Browsers Don't Need the Cookie Anymore

#19

Just tested this. > Your User-Agent says Windows, but your installed fonts are Linux's. One of those is lying, and it isn't the fonts. But also... > Voice list = Microsoft David - English (United States) [snip] > You use Microsoft Office. Considering that this is tested on Windows 11, I think your Linux detection is wonky.

Tested on MacOS, but will try to patch this
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