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Detecting the user’s browser type and version is helpful in web applications that harness some of the newer bleeding edge concepts. With the browser type and version you can notify users about challenges they may experience and suggest they upgrade before using such application. Not a great idea on a large scale public site; but on a private application this type of check can be helpful. (more…)
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Browser.php ; Detecting a user’s browser from PHP
June 2nd, 2010 
cyril 
Posted in Web Developpment 
Tags: browser, chrome, developpment, IE, opera, safari, Web 
No Comments »The Importance of Cross Browser Compatibility: Tips and Resources
May 14th, 2010 cyril By Sean Geng
Nowadays everyone’s using a different browser. Between popular options like Firefox, Safari, Chrome and Internet Explorer, which make up close to 98% of the internet market share of browsers, and the other little known browsers like Konqueror, there are a multitude of browsers being used to view your site.
How does your website function across all these options? It’s important that your website is usable across all major media, whether it be popular browsers, mobile devices, or any other web browsing devices. In this article, we’ll cover some basics of making sure your site is cross-browser-compatible, including snippets and resources to help you along the way.