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Hi,
first of all - congrats, great code, saved me a lot of time.
Second thing:
On iOS (check only on iphones) you script provides such information:
For Safari:
safari safariX ........
For chrome
safari ......
Where X is number of iOS version (4,5,6...)
So there's a way to indetify if user is browsing through Chrome, or Safari on iOS (and they differ a little - Safari has this nasty bottom bar that hides page elements and it's often required to take this into account and make page a little smaller so it displays content above this bottom bar)
It's currently easy to do it with css, just by adding class for 'safariX' but this requires to write a lot of code (and add new lines for each new iOS version).
So it would be nice to add different flag, or use safari|chrome flags to directly say what is exact browser being used.
I could for your code in spare time if you're short on time, but it seems you will add this faster:) (as I would love to have 32h per day...)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi,
first of all - congrats, great code, saved me a lot of time.
Second thing:
On iOS (check only on iphones) you script provides such information:
For Safari:
safari safariX ........
For chrome
safari ......
Where X is number of iOS version (4,5,6...)
So there's a way to indetify if user is browsing through Chrome, or Safari on iOS (and they differ a little - Safari has this nasty bottom bar that hides page elements and it's often required to take this into account and make page a little smaller so it displays content above this bottom bar)
It's currently easy to do it with css, just by adding class for 'safariX' but this requires to write a lot of code (and add new lines for each new iOS version).
So it would be nice to add different flag, or use safari|chrome flags to directly say what is exact browser being used.
I could for your code in spare time if you're short on time, but it seems you will add this faster:) (as I would love to have 32h per day...)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: