[OU] Yet, difficulty with another Web site ... :-(

[Julian]

Hello Liviu,

    You wrote:

> Hello Julian,
> 
> On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 4:57 PM, Julian <jaronowitz at acm.org> wrote:
>>     I am a member user at
>>  http://www.sawyouatsinai.com .  One of the things
>>  which can be done, and, is a good thing to do, at
>>  that site, is to correspond with certain
>>  individuals, by the E-Mail setup at that site,
>>  while on that site.  Until recently, I had no
>>  difficulties in doing just that.  Suddenly, I found
>>  that as soon as I start typing in the body of the
>>  correspondence, my computer screens shows a partial
>>  layout window of how the correspondence setup is,
>>  and does not allow me to type anything.  As stated,
>>  this does not happen with IE nor Firefox.
>>
> 
> Did you try Identify / Mask as Firefox / IE?
> <right-click> > Site preferences > Network
> 
> Liviu

    I appreciate your suggestion, but that is not 
about what I was trying to ask.  It is true that 
sometimes telling a browser to either act (in some 
way) as another browser, or to spoof as another 
browser, will allow the user to do whatever is 
wanted/needed on a particular Web site.  I have 
done that with AWeb and IBrowse for the Amiga, and 
with Opera for the MS Win setups (at least as far 
as spoofing).  My questions are more, "Why did it 
seem that Opera had no difficulty in allowing me to 
write those postings on that site, with earlier 
versions of Opera, but, does not allow it with the 
current version?  Is this due to the Web site, or 
to Opera?"

    If it turns out that the difficulty is due to 
the Web site, then, your recommendation would 
probably be the way to go.  OT other H, if it is 
something about Opera, meaning a possible bug, then 
Opera would need to be fixed.

    Thank you anyway.

                          Julian.