If your browser is older or unsupported, it’s likely you won’t be able to open certain sites.

Sites are now moving to version 100 in order to get web developers to upgrade. So, if your browser is older or unsupported, it’s likely you won’t be able to open certain sites.įor Chrome, the usual cut-off point is 40.īecause the outdated code in these sites only checks the first two digits, Chrome, Edge and Firefox 100 will be read as “10” and thus blocked. Usually, websites check your browser’s version number. The websites for T-Mobile, HBO Go and Yahoo! have been affected, Forbes reported. This is because these sites will not be able to process visits from browsers with three-digit version numbers. The three sites will move to version number “100,” and the transition could cause some of the web’s most-visited sites to fail. Users of Chrome, Firefox and Edge have been warned to prepare for an update that could crash some of the most popular websites. Inside astronauts’ grueling prep for space expedition from two weeks in underwater chamber to simulationsĪmazon Prime price hiked by $20 for first rise in four years TODAY

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