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I am facing the problem described in this post. Suggested solution doesn’t suit me because I am using some jQuery history/back button plugin.
I decided to split css into to versions – one for desktop browsers (with hover features) and other for mobile ones.
So I started to check if the browser’s user agent header contains Mobile word. As I know only Opera doesn’t append that word and uses Mini.
Is that correct way if I want to handle most iOS/Android devices?
Thank you
You can also use the code snippet provided at detectmobilebrowsers.com. They provide mobile browser detection code for common languages used for web sites.