Well, Joe, that's a totally different question.

The way a web application determines information about which browser is

making a request is querying something called the "user agent." The user

agent setting for a browser can easily be changed using a plugin. A quick

web search should get you up-to-date info on this.

Good luck!

On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 2:59 PM, Joe Yoder <joe@wheypower.com> wrote:

> have done very little with web programming. Can someone point me to a good

> starting point for this issue?

>

>

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