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On the iPhone I get redirected to the Apple Store page for the Apple Watch. Nice humor.
by soxocx 2y ago
On the iPhone I get redirected to the Apple Store page for the Apple Watch. Nice humor.
- benbristow 2y agoSame on Mac (Firefox)
- pohuing 2y agoSame on android Firefox& Chrome
- jacobgkau 2y agoI think it's just a static redirect, it sent me to the Apple Watch page in Firefox on Linux. But I also wondered if it would shuffle between a few different brands or something (I guess not).
- cjonas 2y agoI got redirected to pixel
- HaZeust 2y agoIt looks like: - Chromium browsers (tested in Edge, Chrome, Brave) go to Pixel Watch, - Android devices go to Pixel Watch, - Apple devices go to Apple Watch, - Firefox brings you to Apple Watch. It might also be randomized, but that's what my tests got me, and only the Firefox one doesn't make humorous sense.
- splonk 2y agoLooks it tries to identify Apple devices and goes to Pixel for everything else. const platform = navigator.platform || ''; const userAgent = navigator.userAgent || ''; const isAppleDevice = /iPhone|iPad|MacIntel/.test(platform) || /iPhone|iPad|Mac OS/.test(userAgent); // Set redirect URL and message based on device const redirectUrl = isAppleDevice ? 'https://www.apple.com/watch' : 'https://store.google.com/product/pixel_watch_3?hl=en-US'; Edit: per erohead, that change was made after your comment.
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- Findecanor 2y agoI got a tiny bit offended by the assumption that I'd rather have an Apple Watch. I'd think the ideal for me would instead be something in-between a Pebble and a Sensor Watch. Something hackable with more battery life, that is a watch first (and a smartphone notification screen never). I wonder how far I could go towards that goal with the upcoming Pebble hardware and rewriting the OS kernel to sleep more.
- bean-weevil 2y agoI interpreted it as an intentional insult :)