This browser sniffer detects all the major browsers currently out there, and passes the results on as variables to facilitate your browser detection needs. It differentiates between Windows, Mac and Linux, and the most commonly used DHTML browsers - IE4/5/6, Netscape 4/6/7/other Gecko, Konqueror 2.2+, Safari, Opera 5/6/7. All other browsers are grouped together under a single exclude variable, to protect them from complex scripting. |
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This is a nice tutorial that teaches you how to detect a users OS and browser varibles...it teaches you with a learn by example attitude..This is an old tek-tips.com FAQ tutorial but please enjoy. |
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Allows you to easily resize your Internet Explorer window to check if the website you're working on is safe for all of the standard resolution sizes. |
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The Javascript Browser Sniffer is a Javascript library for identifying which browser and operating system is the visitor using, including the version number. It also detects bots and the Flash plugin.Currently, jsbrwsniff identifies 30 browsers, 14 browser engines, 25 operating sytems and 6 bots, comprising more than 99% of the visits to any site and making it far powerful than the Mozilla javascript sniffer.Most remarkable hits in this new version 0.5 are working at server-side (with ASP, for instance) and the long-awaited Flash plugin detection.You can download it at http://jsbrwsniff.sf.net. It's free under the LGPL license. |
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