9
3
I am specifying a custom user agent in Google Chrome in order to access a legacy web site on my company's intranet (the site is needlessly requiring IE). I created an application shortcut for the site and added the --user-agent
parameter to the shortcut.
If I launch this shortcut without Chrome already running, things work fine. However, if I launch the application shortcut when another Chrome window is already open, the --user-agent
parameter is ignored and the normal user-agent is used.
So, it appears that whatever user agent string is used when the first Chrome window is opened is what will be used for all future windows or application shortcuts. Is there any way to get around this behavior?
It's probably just a bug, you may want to submit it as such. – Brad Gilbert – 2009-07-19T19:24:29.820