With this shareware utility you can dupe websites into thinking you're using Internet Explorer for Windows when you're really surfing Safari.
Rather than succumb to the dark side and install Internet Explorer on your Intel Mac, you can actually trick a recalcitrant website into thinking that you're using IE when you're really using Safari. The key is a handy shareware utility called Safari Enhancer (donationware, www.celestialfrontiers.com). Once you download and launch Safari Enhancer, you can select which browser you would like sites to think you're using under the Function tab. In the dropdown under "Safari should identify to websites as," we selected Internet Explorer 6 (Windows). When we went shopping on Safari with Safari Enhancer activated (and set to disguise itself as Windows IE 6), we completed purchases on secure servers without a hitch.
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June 26, 2008 at 7:04am
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retiredguy
April 29, 2007 at 3:34am
Safari Enhancer works MOST of the time on IE only sites.
It's the active X / java stuff that keep NOT WORKING.
by the way....try clicking on the SUBSCRIBE button below...does it work?
Anonymous
April 06, 2007 at 9:30am
I still find that the safari enhancer does not work for some sites that require IE6 or greater for Windows such as when you try to sign in and use the Caspio Bridge product at www.caspio.com/login.
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Jeffois
April 05, 2007 at 8:27pm
Doesn't the debug menu give the same functionality for free?
