It’s time to get rid of the part of user-agent strings that identifies which browser you’re using. It should only include things like mobile/desktop, version of html supported, and JavaScript version supported.
There is no uniform “HTML version”, “JavaScript version” or “CSS version” that describes which web APIs are implemented. Browser engines support some features that others don’t support and vice versa.
It’s time to get rid of the part of user-agent strings that identifies which browser you’re using. It should only include things like mobile/desktop, version of html supported, and JavaScript version supported.
There is no uniform “HTML version”, “JavaScript version” or “CSS version” that describes which web APIs are implemented. Browser engines support some features that others don’t support and vice versa.