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Take a look at http://www.explorerdestroyer.com/ and view the script
used to detect IE. It uses quite a maze of elaborate script that
examines user agents and many properties of a browser. Of course some
of the detection methods used are not likely to please some users of
this group. Perhaps some of you would enjoy seeing if the script might
give any false positives or false negatives for detection of IE
browsers. I am just throwing this out for those who like to examine
this sort of thing. I have no plans to use it at present. If I did use
something of the sort, I think I would want to give the user a choice
of Opera and perhaps other browsers as well as Firefox.
used to detect IE. It uses quite a maze of elaborate script that
examines user agents and many properties of a browser. Of course some
of the detection methods used are not likely to please some users of
this group. Perhaps some of you would enjoy seeing if the script might
give any false positives or false negatives for detection of IE
browsers. I am just throwing this out for those who like to examine
this sort of thing. I have no plans to use it at present. If I did use
something of the sort, I think I would want to give the user a choice
of Opera and perhaps other browsers as well as Firefox.