CURRENT-DEVICE Files

Minor Changes

• #404 defdd9e Thanks @matthewhudson! - Add ChromeOS and Linux detection via device.chromeos() and device.linux(). ChromeOS and desktop Linux browsers now get the chromeos desktop / linux desktop CSS classes on <html> (previously just desktop), and device.os reports 'chromeos' / 'linux' instead of 'unknown'. Android, HarmonyOS and smart TVs, which also report "Linux" in their user agent, are unchanged. The DeviceOs type gains 'chromeos' and 'linux'.

Patch Changes

• #414 f0091b2 Thanks @matthewhudson! - Fix three false positives in Apple device detection:

• iPads whose user agent says iPad; CPU iPhone OS (seen on iPad mini) were detected as both iPhone and iPad, and reported type: 'mobile' with ios ipad tablet classes. device.iphone() and device.mobile() now return false for them and device.type is 'tablet'.

• Android devices with "mac" in their user agent, such as a model named "Mac Audio", were given the macos desktop classes and device.macos() returned true. device.macos() is now false on Android.

• The iPadOS 13+ check (navigator.platform is MacIntel and the device has a touchscreen) ignored the user agent, so a Windows or Android user agent in such an environment was detected as an iPad. It now also requires a Mac user agent.

• #412 e9f780e Thanks @matthewhudson! - Fix the <html> class handling when the page has its own classes that contain a class name current-device uses. Classes were matched as substrings, so with <html class="landscape-hero"> the landscape class was never added, and with <html class="theme portrait-gallery"> removing portrait rewrote the page's class to theme-gallery. An orientation class that was the first class on <html> was also never removed. Classes are now added and removed with classList.

• #411 952baa4 Thanks @matthewhudson! - Fix three detection bugs found with real-world user agent strings:

• Windows Phone 8.1 (IE Mobile 11) was detected as macOS, because its UA contains "Mac OS X". It now reports os: 'windows' with windows mobile classes, and macos() and fxos() return false.

• Samsung Tizen smart TVs were detected as Linux, because their UA says SMART-TV (with a hyphen). They now report os: 'television' with the television class.

• BlackBerry PlayBook was not detected, because its UA says "RIM Tablet OS" instead of BlackBerry. It now reports os: 'blackberry', type: 'tablet' with blackberry tablet classes.

• #402 45809bb Thanks @matthewhudson! - Fix orientation detection in Safari on iOS 16.4+. device.landscape(), device.portrait(), the landscape/portrait CSS classes and onChangeOrientation callbacks reported the previous orientation after a rotation, because iOS updates screen.orientation only after the orientationchange event fires. iOS now uses window.orientation, which is updated in time. Fixes [#367].

• #413 ba29fc5 Thanks @matthewhudson! - Fix device.onChangeOrientation() callbacks being called when the orientation did not change. On browsers without the orientationchange event (all desktop browsers) current-device listens to resize, and it called every callback and rewrote the <html> classes on each resize event, so dragging a window edge called them continuously. Callbacks are now called, and the landscape/portrait classes updated, only when the orientation changes.

• #415 e363ec5 Thanks @matthewhudson! - Fix the orientation of a square viewport. When the viewport's width and height were equal, <html> got the portrait class, but device.portrait() and device.landscape() both returned false and device.orientation was 'unknown'. A square viewport is now portrait everywhere, which matches the CSS (orientation: portrait) media query.