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But that should happen. Does the user’s browser support WebDoodle2? Why try to parse a weird history of nonsense and combine that with a table of what versions
by MBCook 4y ago
But that should happen.
Does the user’s browser support WebDoodle2? Why try to parse a weird history of nonsense and combine that with a table of what versions of what browser supports what?
Just check if document.doodle2 is defined. Done. Reliable. Easy.
FF pretends to be Chrome pretends to be Safari pretends to be IE pretends to be Netscape pretends to be Mosaic pretends to be god only knows.
Actually asking via JS instead of guessing is a massive improvement.
- howinteresting 4y agoProblem is some versions of some browsers have bugs in some parts of doodle2, and the largest websites tend to care about things like that.
- hsbauauvhabzb 4y agoBrowser subversions were a problem in IE6 days, almost all modern browser usage is now on very recent browser versions.
- MBCook 4y agoBut you can make an API to expose the browser version. You don’t need to parse a cursed string.