I’m building my website and I want to know whether the user is using Android’s browser or an app with a webview.
is it possible ??
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I’m building my website and I want to know whether the user is using Android’s browser or an app with a webview.
is it possible ??
FROM: http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2011/03/mo-better-to-also-detect-mobile-user.html
With a User-Agent like this:
since there is no “mobile” string, serve this user the desktop version (or a version customized for Android large-screen touch devices). The User-Agent tells us they’re coming from a large-screen device, the XOOM tablet.
On the other hand, this User-Agent:
contains “mobile” and “android,” so serve the web surfer on this Nexus One the mobile experience!
FROM https://stackoverflow.com/a/7327201
it looks like the User-Agent is the same in webview as in the default mobile browser