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Detecting Browser Capabilities With BrowserHawk
By: Annette Tennison
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    2002-02-19

    Table of Contents:
  • Detecting Browser Capabilities With BrowserHawk
  • What is BrowserHawk
  • The BrowserHawk application
  • Using BrowserHawk
  • BrowserHawk example
  • Conclusion

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    Detecting Browser Capabilities With BrowserHawk


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    One of the constant non-niceties when developing web sites is that of browser incompatibility. In this article Annette looks at Cyscape's BrowserHawk component, which can be used to find out the capabilities of any visitors web browser. Annette talks about the component in general, and also shows us a complete working example that detects flash, MSXML, connection speeds, and more.

    One of the constant non-niceties when developing web sites is that of browser incompatibility. Does the client's browser support JavaScript? How about cookies or flash, or any of the dozen or so other features that many modern web browsers facilitate.

    In this article we're going to take a look at Cyscape's BrowserHawk component, which we can use in our ASP pages to find out the capabilities of any visitors web browser.

    To test the sample code in this article, you should have access to a Windows web server running IIS version 5. You should have also downloaded BrowserHawk as mentioned above.

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