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@dvhb/badbrowser

The library checks user client and shows a warning if the browser version does not meet minimal requirements

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npm i @dvhb/badbrowser

Demo

http://dvhb.github.io/badbrowser/

Using

import badbrowser from '@dvhb/badbrowser';

new badbrowser();

You can put html for custom alert windows in /alerts/ with this pattern:

alerts/
 ru.html
 en.html
 ...

You may take an example of html code for your custom alert from /dist/alerts/en.html

Example

Desktop

  • Microsoft Edge, 12+;
  • Mozilla Firefox, 37+;
  • Google Chrome, 41+;
  • Opera, 28+;
  • Apple Safari, 8+;
  • Yandex Browser, 15+.

Mobile

  • Mobile Safari, 7+
  • Android Browser, 4+
  • Chrome Mobile, 41+;
  • Internet Explorer Mobile, 11+;
new badbrowser({
    // Min version of browser that will be supported
    supported: {
        msedge: '12',
        firefox: '37',
        chrome: '41',
        opera: '28',
        safari: '8',
        yandexbrowser: '15',
        safari_mobile: '7',
        android: '4',
        chrome_mobile: '41',
        msie_mobile: '11'
    },

    // path to your html alerts
    // could be a function:
    // function (ua) {
    //   return '/alerts/' + lang + '.html'
    // }
    path: '/alerts/en.html',
    // if `false` then user's choice will be saved in the cookies
    // and alert window will not be showen next time
    ignoreChoice: false
})

Instead of specifying supported property you can specify unsupported browsers:

new badbrowser({
    unsupported: {
        // the same as supported.chrome = '40'
        chrome: '39',
        // the same as supported.firefox = '34'
        firefox: '33',
        // will show alert for any mobile browser
        mobile: true
    }
})

Also you can get the flag that indicates compatibility of a current browser

let bb = new badbrowser({
    unsupported: {
        // the same as supported.chrome = '40'
        chrome: '39',
        // the same as supported.firefox = '34'
        firefox: '33',
        // will show alert for any mobile browser
        mobile: true
    }
})

let isSupported = bb.check();

You can manually control warning window:
Shows warning if it is not added yet and removes warning if it exists.

bb.toggleWarning();

Default settings object

{
  template: null,
  path: false,
  fullscreen: true,
  ignoreChoice: false,
  logo: false,
  supported: {
    chrome: '42',
    chromium: '42',
    firefox: '38',
    msie: '9',
    msedge: '12',
    opera: '26',
    safari: '6',
    yandexbrowser: '15',
    safari_mobile: '7',
    android: '4',
    mobile: true
  }
}

Browser flags

  • chrome
  • firefox
  • msie
  • msedge
  • safari
  • yandexbrowser
  • android
  • ios
  • opera
  • samsungBrowser
  • phantom
  • blackberry
  • webos
  • silk
  • bada
  • tizen
  • seamonkey
  • sailfish
  • ucbrowser
  • qupzilla
  • vivaldi
  • sleipnir
  • kMeleon

LICENSE

MIT License © dvhb

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Package last updated on 12 Jul 2019

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