navigator.appName
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From: MikeJ on 14 Apr 2010 19:50 Amm I right with this... navigator.appName returns Mozilla = Netscape FireFox = Netscape IE = Microsoft Internet Explorer Opera = Opera Does firefox differ from mozilla in javascript?
From: Garrett Smith on 14 Apr 2010 20:24 MikeJ wrote: > Amm I right with this... In Mozilla browsers, the appName can be easily reconfigured. 1) Open about:config 2) right click in the config window 3) select "new > String" 4) type "general.useragent.appName" and hit "Enter" 5) Enter a new value (e.g. "Mike Browser") and hit "Enter" -- Garrett comp.lang.javascript FAQ: http://jibbering.com/faq/
From: RobG on 14 Apr 2010 22:16
On Apr 15, 9:50 am, MikeJ <no_spam_ple...(a)nothere.com> wrote: > Amm I right with this... > navigator.appName returns > Mozilla = Netscape > FireFox = Netscape > IE = Microsoft Internet Explorer > Opera = Opera > > Does firefox differ from mozilla in javascript? The Mozilla *application suite* that included a browser, e-mail client, news reader, HTML editor, chat client and other components is now called SeaMonkey[1]. Seamonkey's browser uses the same rendering engine (Mozilla Gecko) and javscript engine (SpiderMonkey) as Firefox. They likely use slightly different versions though as it is a separate product and development team and I don't think upgrades are necessarily kept in sync with Firefox. So, strictly, the answer is yes, they probably do "differ in javascript", but by less than say Firefox and IE. Also, the differences will change as versions of the underlying components are upgraded. 1. <URL: http://www.seamonkey-project.org/ > -- Rob |