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Re: Problem with the amc.com site.
Posted: 2019-07-19, 20:35
by RoestVrijStaal
At their
faq;
Which browsers are supported by amc.com?
To watch full episodes online and AMC Live for Windows and Mac OS users, we recommend using Internet Explorer 9 and higher, or the latest versions of Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome with JavaScript enabled.
I hope TS does not pay any penny for this service. It turns out they're trying really hard to limit their support on purpose
Re: Problem with the amc.com site.
Posted: 2019-07-19, 22:33
by tman801
RoestVrijStaal wrote: ↑2019-07-19, 20:35
At their
faq;
Which browsers are supported by amc.com?
To watch full episodes online and AMC Live for Windows and Mac OS users, we recommend using Internet Explorer 9 and higher, or the latest versions of Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome with JavaScript enabled.
I hope TS does not pay any penny for this service. It turns out they're trying really hard to limit their support on purpose
Don't you just love these highly intelligent IT people who keep pushing Internet Explorer??
Oh well I can still go to Sling TV and see the AMC schedule. It was just nice to be able to check while I was on the internet without shutting down and opening Sling TV.
Re: Problem with the amc.com site.
Posted: 2019-07-19, 23:05
by Moonchild
I found out the problem.
For some reason amc's website -requires- wasm to be enabled (my main profile has it enabled for testing purposes).
That makes absolutely no sense for the type of site it is, and probably is a dirty shortcut of the "browser detection library" to try and detect "modern" browsers.
I shot them a message. WASM is often disabled in browsers because it gets abused for e.g. crypto malware.
Re: Problem with the amc.com site.
Posted: 2019-07-20, 00:31
by tman801
Moonchild wrote: ↑2019-07-19, 23:05
I found out the problem.
For some reason amc's website -requires- wasm to be enabled (my main profile has it enabled for testing purposes).
That makes absolutely no sense for the type of site it is, and probably is a dirty shortcut of the "browser detection library" to try and detect "modern" browsers.
I shot them a message. WASM is often disabled in browsers because it gets abused for e.g. crypto malware.
Thank you Moonchild.
Maybe they will change it but I doubt it.
I will keep a check on it.