![]() Many of the untested browsers may still be otherwise capable of rendering the content. One common reason for this is that the website has been tested to work with only a limited number of browsers, and so the site owners enforce that only tested browsers are allowed to view the content, while all other browsers are sent a "failure" message, and instruction to use another browser. Occasionally websites are written in such a way that they effectively block certain browsers. ![]()
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