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A small Django application to detect mobile browsers.
Provides a template context processor so your templates can always know if the user happens to be viewing your site from a mobile browser. The detection is crude, and user agents are always changing.
I'm just creating this project for a simple app I have on a personal project that doesn't really matter if we get the detection right or wrong. I'm mostly just concerned about finding android or iphone.
By Default, there will be a cookie set called "use_mobile" and the value will be true or false depending on whether you want the mobile view or desktop view. If you want to change the cookie name, change the MOBILE_COOKIE_NAME setting.
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A small app to detect mobile browsers.
We found that django-mobile-detector demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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