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This is an interesting concept, but I'm not seeing anything that couldn't already be done with a properly set up website and server logging. Things like "@supp
by talmand 9y ago
This is an interesting concept, but I'm not seeing anything that couldn't already be done with a properly set up website and server logging.
Things like "@supports (-webkit-appearance:none)" doesn't give you chrome detection. It gives you webkit detection, which is a rather large subset of the whole. Plus some of the other browsers started supporting webkit prefixes.
- claar 9y ago> doesn't give you chrome detection Checking every possible prefix should distinguish most versions of most rendering engines -- still not bad.
- talmand 9y agoIt would only, at best, give you outdated browser versions. Unless you are going to create a huge set of rules checking certain properties against other properties. Plus it doesn't tell you which browser, only maybe which webkit engine version. Which tells you next to nothing.