Re:Show HN: A self-updating list of the most current useragents
by stayml on Saturday December 17, 2022 @05:24PM
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Good point, thanks. I'll add that in
Re:Show HN: A self-updating list of the most current useragents
by zerocrates on Saturday December 17, 2022 @06:33PM
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I was going to say, having read the chart: a little surprising that Windows 11 isn't on here somewhere, wonder if it just advertises as 10.0 still. And apparently it does.
I wonder if we can get to a default User-Agent string for a browser where just none of the information it contains is accurate.
Re:Show HN: A self-updating list of the most current useragents
by black3r on Saturday December 17, 2022 @08:58PM
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Brave's user agent string is identical to Chrome's by default, unlike some other Chromium-based browsers like Opera or Edge, which also list their own name.
Re:Show HN: A self-updating list of the most current useragents
by zerocrates on Saturday December 17, 2022 @10:06PM
(#34034692)
So Brave on an ARM Mac may already be my holy grail.
Re:Show HN: A self-updating list of the most current useragents
by reshie on Saturday December 17, 2022 @11:20PM
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it is so easy to spoof and really does not matter in usage except desktop/mobile. there are so many analytics out side that that it is indeed antiquated.
Re:Show HN: A self-updating list of the most current useragents
by withinboredom on Sunday December 18, 2022 @12:02AM
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Windows 11 is just marketing. It’s still Windows 10 version string in the code.
Re:Show HN: A self-updating list of the most current useragents
by themoonisachees on Sunday December 18, 2022 @06:24AM
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Windows 7 famously was versionned as NT 6.x (vista). So did windows 8 and beta windows 10.
Re:Show HN: A self-updating list of the most current useragents
by black3r on Sunday December 18, 2022 @10:25AM
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It was still differentiated in the minor version number though, 6.0 was Vista, 6.1 was Windows 7, 6.2 was Windows 8 and 6.3 was Windows 8.1...
Windows 11 uses the same 10.0 as Windows 10, the difference shifted to the "build number", which feels a bit weird cause now 10.0.19045 (Win10 22H2) was released a year later than 10.0.22000 (Win11 21H2)...
If you're parsing this info into the OS column, you should probably display this info in there at least with a note, or something like "Windows 10/11", "macOS 10.5 or newer"