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CKE shows that the browser I'm using is not compatible
CKE is not working with me.
I get this:
Your browser is not compatible with CKEditor.

CKEditor is compatible with Firefox 3.0 or higher. It is also compatible with Internet Explorer 6.0+, Opera 9.5+ and Google Chrome and Safari 4.0+.

No errors appear in the Web Console.
I'm using firefox 13.0
Re: CKE shows that the browser I'm using is not compatible
Do you have javascript enabled or are you using an extension like NoScript?
Re: CKE shows that the browser I'm using is not compatible
That happens with javascript enabled and running without limitations in that page.
Re: CKE shows that the browser I'm using is not compatible
Then you have something strange on your side because it works on all current browsers unless you're on mobile
Re: CKE shows that the browser I'm using is not compatible
alfonsoml wrote:Then you have something strange on your side because it works on all current browsers unless you're on mobile

I'm using firefox 13 and I'm testing in an almost clean profile. I only made some changes in the about:config so that firefox works more the way I want and so that it would hide some unnecessary info.
Re: CKE shows that the browser I'm using is not compatible
Let me guess,
You have modified the user agent string, so now you use a unique one instead of the same one used by millions of users and you have removed or changed the version info.
Re: CKE shows that the browser I'm using is not compatible
alfonsoml wrote:Let me guess,
You have modified the user agent string, so now you use a unique one instead of the same one used by millions of users and you have removed or changed the version info.

Not quite. But I did change it.
This is the one I currently have.
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/13.0

All the info in it is correct. I just removed the info I'm not interested on showing.
Re: CKE shows that the browser I'm using is not compatible
As the version check uses the rv: field that you have removed then it isn't strange that it's failing:
http://dev.ckeditor.com/browser/CKEdito ... nv.js#L203

And I repeat: now you have a unique user-agent string, anyone interested in tracking is pleased about people like you that likes to stand out of the crowd.

When they look at their stats they see: % using Windows 7, other % with XP, other % with Mac,other people with Linux, and hey look here: there's one guy with an unknown version of windows, let's see which pages he looked at!
Re: CKE shows that the browser I'm using is not compatible
Why does CKE need the U-A string?