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braowser

v1.1.2

Published

A very simple javascript plugin for browser detection that just add related classes to html element.

Downloads

12

Readme

braowser.js

A very simple javascript plugin for browser detection that just add related classes to html element.

You can try it with this DEMO.

braowser.js can detect :

  • Operating system
  • Mobile or Touch Screen
  • Browser
  • Browser version
  • Screen resolution

Current version : 1.1.2

What's new in the latest version :

  • Browser detection enhancements on Microsoft Edge (previoulsy detected as Opera)
  • Adding DEMO page.

Examples :

<html class="mac firefox v-48 retina">
<html class="windows ie v-9">

How to use it

To use braowser.js just add this following line in your head element (braowser.js doesn't need jquery or something else to work).

<script type="text/javascript" src="/path/to/braowser.min.js"></script>

Or using npm

npm install braowser

That's it!

Documentation

Operating systems detected :

  • mac
  • windows
  • linux
  • windows_phone
  • android
  • ios

Mobile or Touch Screen detected :

  • if mobile is detected braowser.js add "mobile" class to html element.
  • if touch screen is detected braowser.js add "touch" class to html element.

Browsers detected :

  • chrome
  • safari
  • firefox
  • edge
  • ie
  • opera

Screen resolution :

if devicePixelRatio >= 2 braowser.js add "retina" class to html element.

Examples of usecases in CSS

html.ie.v-8{
    border: 1px solid #999;
}

html.safari,
html.chrome{
	-webkit-font-smoothing: subpixel-antialiased;
}

html.retina{
	background-image:url([email protected]);
}

Examples of usecases in Javascript

// Only javascript
if((' ' + document.documentElement.className + ' ').indexOf('ie v-8') > -1){
	// Do something if browser is IE8
}

// With braowser function (purely javascript)
if(braowser_hasClass('ie v-8')){
	// Do something if browser is IE8
}

// with jQuery or Zepto
if($('html').hasClass('ie v-8')){
	// Do something if browser is IE8
}

// With ES6 import
import braowser_init, braowser_hasClass from "braowser";
// then you can use :
if(braowser_hasClass('ie v-8')){
	// Do something if browser is IE8
}
// or use braowser_init to launch braowser again (this function is launched by default) 
braowser_init();

Contribute

We're always looking for:

  • Bug reports, especially those for aspects with a reduced test case
  • Pull requests for features, spelling errors, clarifications, etc.
  • Ideas for enhancements