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Detect the browser, OS and installed plugins, then display them with nice formatting

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detect.js's Introduction

Detect.js

Like the title says. Fairly accurate browser detection, though I only had a chance to test it on Windows (Chrome/Firefox) and Linux (Chrome/Firefox).

Examples

var info = new Detect({format: false});

To view the full object, console.log(info)

output: 
{
	browser: {
		short_version: browserShortVersion,
		name         : "browserName",
		engine       : "browserEngine", 
		version      : "browserVersion",
	},
	
	os: {
		architecture: systemBits,
		system: "systemName",
	},

	plugins: {
		[INSTALLED_PLUGINS_LIST]
	},

	supports: {
		[BROWSER_SUPPORTS_FEATURE_LIST]
	},
}

Options

Key	Value	Type	Default
add_classes	Add detected browser and system information to the class list of the HTML node.	bool	true
ignore	(plugins\|os\|browser\|supports) - Remove the respective element from the output.	object	N/A

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detect.js's Issues

Mobile browser QA testing

Add support for:

iPad (latest iOS)
iPhone (latest iOS)
Blackberry 10
Android*

And any others so long as there are enough users to justify the effort.

*note: I don't have any Android devices anymore (my Nexus 7 got fried somehow) so someone else will have to provide this functionality.

Plugin utility functions

isPluginInstalled(plugin_slug)
getPluginVersion(plugin_slug)

Add init function, set this._OS and this._Browser on init

So we don't call this.os() and this.browser() all the time.

Broken in IE11

No errors because the IE dev tools are shite, no idea what's wrong. Much debugging required.

Editing doesn't actually work, fixitfixitfixit

Doesn't save the changes, only changes the text. Need to call save while changing the text.

Add installed plugins to the body class list

Fix README so it reflects recent changes

Make OS return an object containing the OS name and architecture

Detect other things, like if the browser supports localstorage, websockets, etc

{
    "supports": {
        "websockets": true,
        "localstorage": true
    }
}

For example

Desktop browser QA testing

Windows: Chrome, Firefox, Opera and IE.
Linux: Chrome, Firefox.
OSX: Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Opera.

1.1.0 should be compatible with all modern browsers on major platforms.

Sanitize plugin names

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