[...]it's almost always a manufactured limitation.
Doesn't that sound like a good description of a problem?
I think I've only ever encountered a single website that didn't actually technically work on Firefox[...]
There's gonna be a hell of a lot more of them, buddy. You're gonna have to hang your cat on your balcony to get an estimate of future weather if you want to avoid using one of them how-are-these-even browsers.
Imagine yourself as a homosexual man in Iran (should be easy). Would you say that hiding that big part of you from everyone and even go as far as marrying a woman you don't even like just not to arouse suspicion makes the problem disappear? Just the fact that you need to spoof your useragent to view a shitty website, the developer of which would (should) die under a car one day 🤞, is a solid proof that you will soon be that homosexual man in Iran.
If I actually decide to go, I think I'll pay that 55, so that they can have them until they spend them on doritos the following day, but letting them have my face would make them money even the next day and the day after that. Does that sound reasonable? A 55 for me, in this case, is a payment for intel (albeit an undesired one), like in hitman: blood money, to know who is the enemy and who is the friend
Nice! My permit to stay in my home country (I'm an immigrant) expires the day after I fly back, so if they don't allow me on board exactly when I booked - I'm not going back home and staying in Slovakia 👽
It was probably specified somewhere in a hidden directory like "/.ohandbytheway/whyyouarenotgoindtosleepwithaaslovakianprostitute.txt", not indexed in the website
I agree, but since there also is paid option as well, they should have specified it. Found out about the extra fee only when called the call-center when the ticket was bought.
That's exactly right. They won't.