(Serpent, in contrast, is available in both flavors, and will run on anything from XP forward.) And the Windows version should be at least 6.1, because that's the oldest Windows version "official" Basilisk will run on. Here's what should contain:Īs I mentioned elsewhere, in the particular case of spoofing "official" Basilisk, you should spoof a 64-bit browser on a 64-bit OS (option 1 above), because it's only available as a 64-bit build. Windows 64-bit (32-bit browser): Windows NT x.y WOW64Īnd the OS slice of your user agent should match. Windows 64-bit (64-bit browser): Windows NT x.y Win64 圆4
But it wouldn't surprise me either - you could probably infer that "on average" a 64-bit OS runs on a "better" PC than a 32-bit one, and web sites do lots of stupid things, it seems.Īnyhow, depending on what you want to spoof, here's what should contain: Well, if any web sites are doing that, it's pretty stupid! The "bitness" of your OS doesn't say anything about your CPU speed, or number of cores, or how much RAM you have (only that you might have 4GB or more).
I don't recall whom said this on here, but somebody said sites feed 64 bit worth of crap and only slows it down further, so better to report as 32 bit. I've actually changed my UA as it came into light that since I'm actually running a 32 bit browser, the sites would be able to tell and feed the bower 64 bit.
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