by re-routing or not showing/hiding all elements. You can either do this by pattern matching or simpler by searching if the string contains something that's only there in IE/Edge browsers and act accordingly, e.g. TL DR: All you need to do is to check the user agent. Step 5: Under the block heading, select the Add button to block any websites you want to block access to. If you want a better example this could also help: Navigate to the website you want to manage location settings. Here is an example on how to get the user agent: To allow or block location access per website on Microsoft Edge, use these steps: Open Microsoft Edge. Or you could entirely block the access by not displaying any elements if the user agent is either Edge or IE. Since accessing your website is nothing else than sending a GET-request, you can handle this by checking the user agent in the header and re-route users to a page where you can tell them that they should a different browser. A good proxy service will not have too many ads or popups. Additionally, your IP address and location are not tracked, so you effectively become anonymous online. The UA is part of the header that is sent/received with each HTTP call. 1 Proxy servers act as medium, visiting a blocked site for your computer, then showing it to you.
Under All permissions, select Pop-ups and redirects. Under Block type, click either URL & Cache to prevent URL and the cached pages from showing up in search, or click Cache only, to block only the cached page from showing up. Select Settings > Cookies and site permissions. Every browser and app which access a website has something called a "User Agent". In Edge, go to Settings and more at the top of your browser. From the popup, click the drop-down next to the Default for all websites option, and switch to Block audio and video.
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