user-agent

问题 Useragent details are sketchy, or I'm not looking in the right places. What, in terms of a navigator.userAgent.match() , would differentiate between Chrome and Safari on iOS7, iPad or iPhone? 回答1: var ua = navigator.userAgent; var matches = ua.match(/^.*(iPhone|iPad).*(OS\s[0-9]).*(CriOS|Version)\/[.0-9]*\sMobile.*$/i); if (!matches) console.log("Not what we're looking for."); else { console.log(matches[1]); if (matches[2] === 'OS 7') console.log(matches[2]); else console.log('Not the right

问题 I'm using phonegap / cordova for developing an Android app. The app has to read files on a remote server. Therefore I'm using AJAX (jQuery). The problem is: The remote server redirects all connections from mobile devices to a mobile version, which doesn't work for me, so I have to change the User Agent to a desktop browser. How can I do this? I've seen a solution for iOS. Is something like this possible for Android? Edit: I found a solution myself: Just add WebSettings w = this.appView

问题 As it currently stands, this question is not a good fit for our Q&A format. We expect answers to be supported by facts, references, or expertise, but this question will likely solicit debate, arguments, polling, or extended discussion. If you feel that this question can be improved and possibly reopened, visit the help center for guidance. Closed 6 years ago . Is there a good, up-to-date listing anywhere that maps User-Agent HTTP Header strings --> operating systems? 回答1: Here's a quick list.

问题 I'm trying to figure out a way whereby whenever I open up Chrome via Selenium (in Python) in this particular script, the Chrome page automatically opens up with another user agent selected - in this case, Microsoft Edge Mobile (but I will be accessing it from the desktop). So, after doing some research, I've been able to piece together the following code, which I thought would execute a user-agent switch in Chrome and then open up a new Bing.com page: from selenium import webdriver from

问题 I know there are a lot of topics containing the same subject as this one, but non of those topic could help me with my problem. I'm making a simple iPhone Webbrowser in C#. The only thing it should do, is acting like it's an iPhone. This is possible when you change the User Agent String. I tried in in the WebBrowser.Navigate event, in the 4th argument you can put a header containing a User Agent String. But it's working just one time, after you click something in the WebBrowser it changes the

问题 I am trying to download a PDF using a user-agent. This is the link: http://docstore.ohchr.org/SelfServices/FilesHandler.ashx?enc=6QkG1d%2fPPRiCAqhKb7yhsm7cEzPuG%2bIuSsjbaxhB%2b5vM0qgl%2bI%2bWZbIXqai7dQjlQHIySQ1HA8jayiBtura5uBz8YKKmXzyI%2fQxLt%2b1ik4JdCe7BQMFZngbVTePkj7ib If I follow this link in a browser it downloads a PDF. But when I do it via a user-agent I get a response that includes the following message: There is an end-user problem. If you have reached this site from a web link, -

问题 How can i redirect users with older devices to a simplified (no css ) version of mobile site [ m.site.com ] , and newer devices like Iphone or Samsung Galaxy to a more modern one ? [sp.site.com ] 回答1: I would recommend feature detection. Test the features you need for the 'newer devices' and redirect to the older if there is a lack of support. You can test features using Modernizr redirection is as easy as: <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- window.location = "m.site.com" //--> </script> 来源

问题 Do IBM Worklight HTTP Adapters (in 6.1) send a User-Agent header by default when invoking a back-end service using WL.Server.invokeHttp ? What is it's value? Assuming the answer is no, can we add one? 回答1: In the adapter you can get the user agent the client sent like this: var clientRequest = WL.Server.getClientRequest(); var userAgent = clientRequest.getHeader("User-Agent"); If you then want to pass this header along to a backend service: var input = { method :'get', path : 'your/path',

问题 Desktop site's HTML code has a link of "apple-touch-icon" thumbnail image in header, whereas mobile's one hasn't. I just need to fetch this html and parse. So, how to request desktop site (maybe via URLRequest, URLSession or something else)? p.s. I found, that I have to change User-Agent string value, but again, I didn't find, how to do this in Swift. 回答1: Depends on server logic, but in most cases it's enough to set up userAgent Header in you request: let url = URL(string:"https://google.com

问题 i'm writing a small script to tweet messages from the monitoring systems. The only issue i ran into so far is that i can't set the User-Agent correctly, all tweets show up as "from API" which ain't a huge deal but i wonder what I'm doing wrong. An example to reproduce this behavior: import sys import twitter USERNAME="twitteruser" PASSWORD="twitterpassword" api = twitter.Api(username=USERNAME, password=PASSWORD) api.SetUserAgent("Monitor") api.SetXTwitterHeaders("Monitor", None, "0.1") status