Use appropriate User-Agent in HTTP header #30
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Stuck at the RTD build, see readthedocs/readthedocs.org#12468 @chrisjsewell Do you see a potential solution? I'm a bit stuck. |
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I tested and it works @tovrstra 🎉 |
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Two bug fixes for the price of one, thanks to @stsewd for helping out. @chrisjsewell This should be ready for review. Thanks for taking a look. |
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Fixes #29
I'd try avoiding a configurable user-agent and instead implement an appropriate one, which is less hassle for end users. This fixes the issues with Wikipedia tooltips for me. @goekce @Skunnyk Can you try whether this works for you too? Thanks!