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Browsers: an overview – IE, Chrome, Firefox, and more
Sunday, 31 March 2019
Introduction We use the world wide web every day. To display websites we need browsers. Nowadays, we are able to choose between several browsers like Chrome, Safari, or Firefox. For websites it has become more important than ever to understand their users. More specifically, personalised webpages have become the standard of todays internet. Our device
- Published in browser detection
JavaScript overview from A-to-Z
Wednesday, 27 March 2019
Introduction The standard and most popular scripting language for the web is JavaScript. Similarly, the main part of our device detection API uses JS. Therefore, we figured is was time to give an overview of JavaScript in one of our blogpost. Thus, in this post we will describe the most import aspects of JavaScript. We
- Published in JavaScript
API demo: discover your device information
Sunday, 24 March 2019
To discover device information of your device we created a Javascript tool. The snippet above showes your device properties. More specifically, the demo above is based on a few lines of Javascript code. Based on the characteristics of your device the API finds your corresponding type. The following steps are performed to discover this information:
- Published in Device detection
Personalised page content – Device detection API
Wednesday, 20 March 2019
The era of data enabled web-developers to optimise the user experience dramatically. In the last year websites keep pushing to personalise their pages. For example, when you visit a clothing website it often knows whether you are a male or female. Accordingly, the site shows only the clothes of your gender. With the device detection
- Published in Device detection
Google Tag Manager Device Detection – tutorial
Wednesday, 27 February 2019
Google Tag Manager – JavaScript cookie example As a web-developer I often used Google Tag Manager (GTM). With GTM it is easy to discover information about your visitors. With the device detection API it becomes ever more easier. Therefore, I wrote this google tag manager device detection tutorial for you. With GTM you can detect a dozen
- Published in Device detection