Packages of Tom Parkison
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| This class can parse the user agent and extract browser details. It can parse the current browser user agent or a given user agent string. The class can analyze the user agent details and store detected browser characteristics in class variables. Currently it can detect the browser type, computer type (PC, mobile, bot), computer OS, and technology capabilities like JavaScript, frames, CSS, VBScript, cookies, background sounds, Java, ActiveX, mobile, etc.. |
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| This class can be used to compare two strings and return the differences. It splits two strings in lines and compare the lines to determine the differences. The class returns two arrays that tell which lines would need to be added or removed to turn the first string into the second string. |
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