User-Agent Switcher for Chrome

Omar Sueque2013年9月3日

★★★★★5

excellent!!

Paul Madley2013年8月28日

★★★★★2

Absolutely terrible; it often ignores your UA selection. This session, I'm unable to select Chrome|Default - keeps deciding to be an iPad.

Anis Tahara2013年8月26日

★★★★★3

Good

Robin Molnar2013年8月21日

★★★★★2

The extension is good and does what it states, but it also frequently crashes my Chrome, especially when I have multiple tabs, regardless of the user-agent I set.

匿名用户2013年8月20日

★★★★★5

Awesome and simple. Used it in development to remove some things from the ipad site. Otherwise I would have had to deploy and then test on the ipad and then deploy again.

Kedar Kulkarni2013年8月17日

★★★★★5

ekdam maasta, sort my Ipad and Iphone view on desktop, nice

차민성2013年8月17日

★★★★★4

활용도도 좋고 다 좋은데 갑자기 클릭이 안되네요.. 재부팅해도 며칠이 지나도 그대롭니다

Andrew2013年8月14日

★★★★★5

I tether my Nexus 4 on T-Mobile to my macbook and without changing the user agent it will detect your tethering and redirect you to a page saying that you need to pay for the service. To get around this I have been having to go into developer options to change my user agent but it only applies to the open tab. If you close the developer options window it will revert back to the default chrome user agent. I have tested this extension on both my macbook air and dell windows laptop and it works perfectly. As for the morons complaining about being blacklisted, they should not be playing with these settings since they don't know what they are used for. Besides what I am using it for, this setting is for web developers. If they are coding their site for multiple browsers and platforms they need to be able to test to see if it displays the way they want for the platform they are coding for. Without being able to change the UA agent they would need to install every browser on their computer they want to test on and they would also need a mobile a mobile device for every platform they want there site to work on such as a iphone, ipad, android phone and so on. These morons are being black listed because the web server or network is thinking they are using their computer as a gateway by sharing out their connection. The reason it thinks this is because the IP and mac the request is coming from is the same and the UA its detecting is coming from a different OS. As for the idiot that complains about it displaying the pages like an iPhone needs to stop messing with their computer since they don't know what they are installing. Its displaying the page like a iPhone because thats what you selected as your agent. The html code on the website is written so that its compatible with multiple platforms including mobile devices and it thinks your a iphone because thats what your UA says. Web developers use the UA to determine the browser the request is coming from and in your case it says your a iphone so it sends you to a site that is coded to fit on a 3.5"/4" screen. This extension rocks and its exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much for providing it for free.

구본현2013年8月14日

★★★★★5

GOOO!

匿名用户2013年8月5日

★★★★★4

Great, but the crippling flaw is that it works globally, meaning you can't have separate user agents in separate windows.