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Category Archives: Browsers
Browsers?
Here’s a list of other browsers besides big non-IE names like Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera… Maxthon, Flock, Arora, Lunascape, SRWare Iron, Kmeleon, and QTWeb.
ELMAH
ELMAH ( “Error Logging Modules and Handlers” ) is a useful error logging pluggable tool for ASP.NET web applications. It can be configured to log nearly all unhandled exceptions and the log can be even remotely viewed.
Mix 09 – IE 8.0 and IIS 7.0
IE 8.0 was officially released and some of the standout features are – Web slices (quickly call up selected content from a web page such as updates from a page), Accelerators (cut and paste text from one application to another easily), InPrivate browsing/filtering (history not stored) and most of all the improved Developer Tools. On […]
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Content based on browser agent strings
If you are using the “user-agent” header to detect version of the mobile browser, then the IE Mobile team is announcing some upcoming changes to the header. Now to detect the new browsers just look for the string “IEMobile” as a part of the ‘user-agent’ header.