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DeviceDetector
The Universal Device Detection library will parse any User Agent
Device Detector is a PHP library for parsing user-agent strings to detect devices, operating systems, and browsers, widely used in analytics and tracking. -
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Crawler Detect
CrawlerDetect is a PHP class for detecting bots/crawlers/spiders
Crawler Detect is a PHP library that detects bots, crawlers, and spiders by analyzing user-agent headers and comparing them against a constantly updated list of known crawlers. It's useful for analytics, rate-limiting, or displaying alternative content for automated tools. It is fast, lightweight, and easy to integrate into any PHP application. -
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Mobile Detect
Mobile_Detect is a lightweight PHP class for detecting mobile devices
Mobile-Detect is a lightweight PHP library that inspects the HTTP user agent string and HTTP headers to detect whether a request comes from a mobile, tablet, or desktop device. It includes a rich set of detection rules covering device brands, operating systems, and browser engines so developers can tailor responses (views, assets, or layouts) based on client form factor. Its API is simple: isMobile(), isTablet(), or deviceFamily() methods make branching logic intuitive.
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