T tekno macrumors 6502a Original poster May 22, 2013 #1 I'm looking at flights to the US on Virgin-atlantic.com. I've put in exactly the same dates, flights and details. The result on Chrome: £2,562.90 The result on Safari: £2,006.90 What's that all about?!
I'm looking at flights to the US on Virgin-atlantic.com. I've put in exactly the same dates, flights and details. The result on Chrome: £2,562.90 The result on Safari: £2,006.90 What's that all about?!
roadbloc macrumors G3 May 22, 2013 #2 Shop on Safari. Even better, try out Opera, FireFox and Internet Exploder to see if they offer anything better.
Shop on Safari. Even better, try out Opera, FireFox and Internet Exploder to see if they offer anything better.
benthewraith macrumors 68040 May 22, 2013 #3 tekno said: What's that all about?! Click to expand... Browser cookies set on your computer via the portal you're buying tickets from. Hotwire, as an example, is known for doing this.
tekno said: What's that all about?! Click to expand... Browser cookies set on your computer via the portal you're buying tickets from. Hotwire, as an example, is known for doing this.
M Mrbobb macrumors 603 May 29, 2013 #4 LOL. I'd think it would be the other way around, by the few month-old article where third party agencies return not the cheapest hit when it finds you are asking the quote from a Mac!
LOL. I'd think it would be the other way around, by the few month-old article where third party agencies return not the cheapest hit when it finds you are asking the quote from a Mac!
M MegamanX macrumors regular May 29, 2013 #5 benthewraith said: Browser cookies set on your computer via the portal you're buying tickets from. Hotwire, as an example, is known for doing this. Click to expand... bingo. It is the cookies and crap they are doing.
benthewraith said: Browser cookies set on your computer via the portal you're buying tickets from. Hotwire, as an example, is known for doing this. Click to expand... bingo. It is the cookies and crap they are doing.