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Browser Check

Your browser identified itself as:
Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)
As best we can tell, this browser has the following characteristics:

Browser:Default Browser
Version:unknown
Platform:unknown
JavaScript:Not supportedTest:  
Tables:SupportedTest: Does this table have grid lines?
File upload:?Test: 
Cookies:Not supportedTest: 

(Thanks to Gary Keith for updating browscap.ini and making it available for download.)

If any of the entries in the table above read Not supported, or if the tests fail, functionality in the following areas will be restricted:

  • JavaScript is used widely:
    • To verify the entries in the search form fields
    • To provide an animated overview of search results
    • To save custom settings
  • Tables are used all over the place
  • File upload is used to submit mass spectrometry peak lists to Mascot
  • Cookies are used to save custom settings

The web site has been designed to be viewed with a "version 4" or later browser. Although there are work-arounds for some of the limitations of earlier browsers, we strongly encourage you to upgrade to a browser which supports all of the features listed above.

Known problems with specific browsers

It is impossible for us to test every combination of browser type, version and platform. If you encounter any problems viewing these pages or submitting searches, please send details to support@matrixscience.com.

Internet Explorer 5.5 (Windows)

The loading of a very large search result page is much slower in MSIE 5.5 than in either 5.0 or 6.0. If you routinely do large searches, you probably want to upgrade or downgrade.

Konqueror 3.x (various Unix)

In the Mascot search form, the default for the MASS radio button cannot be set to Average.

Opera 5.x (Windows)

Setting Mascot search form defaults to display the complete list of modifications has no effect.

File upload button has to be clicked twice to fire

Security

When a search is submitted, a Mascot search form will attempt to save the contents of the "User name" and "Email" fields in a local cookie. This saves you having to fill in these values for each new search. If saving a cookie is not supported or the cookie is refused, it will be necessary to re-enter this information for every search. The cookie is updated each time a search is submitted, and is set to expire after one year.

Upgrading

To get the best from this and other sites, we strongly recommend using a "version 4" or later browser.

 
 
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