Web sites and services often include code to detect browsers to adjust their behavior according to the user agent string received.

UADetector is a library to detect over 190 different desktop and mobile browsers and 130 other User-Agents like feed readers and email clients.

The analysis of UADetector is based upon the data from http://user-agent-string.info.

Features

  • Detects over 190 different browsers
  • Identifies over 400 robots
  • Monthly updated
  • Extremely tested

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License

Apache License V2.0

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  • I was looking for something just like this tool.. the ability to easily update the 'list' of recognized user agents, alongside a simple API. Unfortunately, there are a few things that need to be fixed before I can use this. 1. I believe this is based on the user-agent-utils. Unfortunately, this project is hiding some of the features of user-agent-utils, such as the device type. For example, an iPad and iPhone and iPod are all 'MOBILE_BROWSER' and there's no way for me to discover the actual 'form factor' of the device. 2. A problem (though less serious) is that the browser identification is a String name instead of an easily usable enumeration that is exposed in user-agent-utils.
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Intended Audience

Developers, Testers

Programming Language

Java

Registered

2012-03-25