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an HTTP user agent string
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VERSION
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version 1.30
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version 1.31
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SYNOPSIS
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use HTTP::BrowserDetect;
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Returns a human formatted version of the hardware device name. These
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names are subject to change and are really meant for display purposes.
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You should use the device() method in your logic. Returns one of:
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BlackBerry, iPhone, iPod or iPad. Returns UNDEF if no hardware can be
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detected.
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BlackBerry, iPhone, iPod or iPad or device name found in user agent
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string. Returns "undef" if no hardware can be detected.
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browser_properties()
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Returns a list of the browser properties, that is, all of the tests that
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winnt
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win2k winxp win2k3 winvista win7
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wince
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winphone
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dotnet()
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mac()
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Returns one of the following strings, or undef. This method exists
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solely for compatibility with the HTTP::Headers::UserAgent module.
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Win95, Win98, WinNT, Win2K, WinXP, Win2k3, WinVista, Win7, Mac, Mac OS X, iOS,
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Win3x, OS2, Unix, Linux, Playstation 3 GameOS, Playstation Portable GameOS
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Win95, Win98, WinNT, Win2K, WinXP, Win2k3, WinVista, Win7, Windows Phone,
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Mac, Mac OS X, iOS, Win3x, OS2, Unix, Linux, Playstation 3 GameOS,
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Playstation Portable GameOS
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Detecting Browser Vendor
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The following methods are available, each returning a true or false
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