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It detects Web (Epiphany) as Chrome: http://whatsmybrowser.org/b/ZB74XW4 http://whatsmybrowser.org/b/ZB74XW4 Midori as Safari: http://whatsmybrowser.org/b/PMWK
by brokenparser 13y ago
It detects Web (Epiphany) as Chrome: http://whatsmybrowser.org/b/ZB74XW4 http://whatsmybrowser.org/b/ZB74XW4
Midori as Safari: http://whatsmybrowser.org/b/PMWKUJZ http://whatsmybrowser.org/b/PMWKUJZ
Chromium as chrome: http://whatsmybrowser.org/b/21ULSXJ http://whatsmybrowser.org/b/21ULSXJ
And you might want to be more specific on Dooble and Konqueror: http://whatsmybrowser.org/b/W3CJIKO http://whatsmybrowser.org/b/W3CJIKO http://whatsmybrowser.org/b/IHEV8VN http://whatsmybrowser.org/b/IHEV8VN
Konqueror has been at major version 4 for the past 7 years or so. Also, these operating systems are called "FreeBSD" and "Linux". "amd64" or "x86_64" is the arch they're running on here.
- krebby 13y agoI would imagine anyone using an obscure browser doesn't need a website to tell them what they're using though.
- doktrin 13y agoI thought the purpose of the app was to demonstrate an intelligent parsing of the browser signature. After all, the user agent only tells part of the story.
- Houshalter 13y agoWhy would anyone need a website to tell them what browser they are using?
- Cederfjard 13y agoI would have asked the same thing before I started reading /r/talesfromtechsupport.
- varkson 13y agoSupport. I work Support and Maintenance in an web agency and if I a client client calls up with an issue that I can't reproduce, the first question is what browser they use. There are a lot of inconsistencies between browsers and knowing it gives me one less thing to test with when I'm working on the issue.