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Sunday, June 13, 2010
Use BrowserHawk For Browser and Platform Detection
BrowserHawk is a server-side (and now hosted) application for detecting everything about the visitor to your Web site – the platform, browser, resolution, etc. I have used this tool in the past and it is well worth the cost to learn everything about your users. You can use this detection information to determine what is presented to the Web visitor. It works with most all Web scripting languages.
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Posted by Mike Maddaloni on 06/13/10 at 10:19 PM
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