Site currently checks user agent string and does not allow you to enter it. Site is similar to www.writely.com
These guys should be evangelized. Writely is owned by Google, right?
(In reply to comment #1) > These guys should be evangelized. Writely is owned by Google, right? > It's actually not Writely - that's a different site and different bug - it's AjaxWrite.com
Mailed Hish asking for a compatibilty status.
(In reply to comment #0) > Site currently checks user agent string and does not allow you to enter it. Actually, the site checks more than the user agent string as far as I can tell. Hacking the Safari binary to return a Firefox 2.0 user agent doesn't work. The site must be checking individual JavaScript properties to determine browser version (in addition or instead of the user agent string). Testing ajaxWrite is going to require hacking some JavaScript properties in a custom (local) WebKit build, then reducing bugs as they're found (unless the company is willing to put up a "secret" test page to allow WebKit ToT users in to test).
(In reply to comment #4) > Testing ajaxWrite is going to require hacking some JavaScript properties in a > custom (local) WebKit build, then reducing bugs as they're found (unless the > company is willing to put up a "secret" test page to allow WebKit ToT users in > to test). The check occurs in this bit of JavaScript: http://app5.ajaxwrite.com/apps/splash.js However, it appears that ajaxWrite uses XUL technology (specific to Mozilla and Firefox browsers), which means the current implementation will probably never work on Safari.
I'm unable to load the reported site.
Looks like it moved here: http://us.ajax13.com/en/ajaxwrite/ The "Launch Now!" button still says Safari is unsupported. (Spoofing as Firefox 2.0.0.x causes a "write.xul" file to be downloaded.)