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T-Mobile.nl says it doesn't support Opera

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T-Mobile.nl redirects Opera users to a page saying that other browsers than IE5.01, IE5.5 and Netscape 6 are not supported. This warning will only be given once, so you can return to the main page (by modifying the address in the address field or by clicking on the logo - there's no obvious link on the page) and continue browsing without any problems.
A cookie remembers whether you've seen the error page before. So if you are not interested in keeping t-mobile's cookies, you'll be redirected more often than necessary. Here's a little UserJS that wil always skip that page:

if (window.location.href.indexOf('http://www.t-mobile.nl/global/htdocs/page/browser_not_supported.asp')>-1){
    window.location.replace('http://www.t-mobile.nl/')
}

UserJS - Skip Hotmail's Today pageI give up

Comments

Jonny Axelsson 21. August 2005, 13:07

Confirmed on Opera 6.31/Symbian UIQ and Opera Mini 1.0. Ironic as T-Mobile.NL might get quite a few Opera phone users in the future (and I expect them to change this).

Good work, maybe you should submit to userjs.org? And all: Please use the Report a site problem function in Opera 8 to report similar problems.

Faye King 30. January 2006, 03:00

I had that same problem when trying to make my personal sbc.yahoo.com portal my home page in Opera. But then I found out that I could tell Opera to behave like Netscape, which was just fine and dandy for sbc.yahoo.com.

Shouldn't there be something similar you can use in your situation? I assume you are referring to Opera Mini in your post above.

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