"Don Adams" <dg*@sgi.com> wrote in
news:bu************@fido.engr.sgi.com:
Also, I would treat Mozilla like Netscape 4.x in my PHP code; however,
I can't see in the user agent (shown below) any way to
determine that the browser is Mozilla.
Take a different approach, because you can't rely on what you are doing.
For example, many people use Norton Internet Security, and it has a
'Browser Privacy' option:
Browser Privacy prevents Web sites from learning the type of computer
and browser that you are using, the Web site that you last visited,
and other information about your browsing habits
and that's just an example of what "non technical people" can do.
Many people can, and do, make their browsers appear to be other than
what they are actually using, for a variety of reasons.
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