browser detection php script, 'funwebproducts' detected as mobile
Bug report:
In the browser detection php script just downloaded from this site: Many IE browsers have 'funwebproducts' installed, which shows in the user agent string. The 'check_is_mobile' function checks for 'webpro', so will return that this user agent is mobile, when it isn't. Back to top |
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Please post a full useragent string of the useragent that is being incorrectly identified, otherwise I have no data. For now I'll double check the webpro string.
Isn't funwebproducts basically spyware? Maybe I should add another category to the browser detection script, spyware infected systems. Back to top |
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That's fixed in 5.4.1
thanks for the bug report, easy fix, replace search for webpro with webpro/ Back to top |
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:: techAdmin wrote :: That's fixed in 5.4.1
thanks for the bug report, easy fix, replace search for webpro with webpro/ No problem. It's one of those little things, I fixed it too, but if no-one reports it then the bug will stay in.. For reference, here's a sample user agent string: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; FunWebProducts; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; InfoPath.1) About 1% of the IE hits I get have FunWebProducts in there. Back to top |
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thanks for the report. I actually didn't properly fix it, just added in a little hack so msie wouldn't register true as mobile, given there are a lot more msie users with funweb whatever than there are webpro browser users, that's a fine thing to do.
So the webpro browser version number will be wrong until I fix the actual core of the issue, which shouldn't be that hard , and won't change anything you see externally, ideally anyway, heh.. Back to top |
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:: techAdmin wrote :: given there are a lot more msie users with funweb whatever than there are webpro browser users, that's a fine thing to do.
Quite. My current numbers are: IE: 39% mobile browsers: 2.5% webpro: 0.000000000000% :-) Back to top |
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