How to force a website to use any browser other than operamini?
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I recently bought and Opencart theme and I completed making a website using it. However after deploying it, I realized it was not customized for Operamini Android Browser. The display is terrible at the moment.
I would like to use a workaround at the moment where the website will detect the browsers on the user's computer and open in any except OperaMini even if it is the default browser.
Kindly assist.
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I recently bought and Opencart theme and I completed making a website using it. However after deploying it, I realized it was not customized for Operamini Android Browser. The display is terrible at the moment.
I would like to use a workaround at the moment where the website will detect the browsers on the user's computer and open in any except OperaMini even if it is the default browser.
Kindly assist.
android opera edited Nov 7 at 11:54
Kling Klang
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asked Nov 7 at 6:23
Fh Ndiritu
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in Javascript dosomething likeif(<<the current user-agent is the Opera Mini one>>) {<<do whatever you want for opera mini>>} else {<<show the site>>}. You should understand that there are thousands of web browsers for Android, so you can't say if every other browser will workOK
– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 7 at 6:58
Thank you! Could you help me with the JS code to force opening with Chrome and Android Webview please?
– Fh Ndiritu
Nov 7 at 7:10
you can't force opening with another browser. Additionally, there may be no other browser on the device. You may what to just show the page without your style in case of opera mini
– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 7 at 7:44
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up vote
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I recently bought and Opencart theme and I completed making a website using it. However after deploying it, I realized it was not customized for Operamini Android Browser. The display is terrible at the moment.
I would like to use a workaround at the moment where the website will detect the browsers on the user's computer and open in any except OperaMini even if it is the default browser.
Kindly assist.
android opera edited Nov 7 at 11:54
Kling Klang
32k156286
asked Nov 7 at 6:23
Fh Ndiritu
113
I recently bought and Opencart theme and I completed making a website using it. However after deploying it, I realized it was not customized for Operamini Android Browser. The display is terrible at the moment.
I would like to use a workaround at the moment where the website will detect the browsers on the user's computer and open in any except OperaMini even if it is the default browser.
Kindly assist.
android opera android opera edited Nov 7 at 11:54
Kling Klang
32k156286
asked Nov 7 at 6:23
Fh Ndiritu
113
edited Nov 7 at 11:54
Kling Klang
32k156286
asked Nov 7 at 6:23
Fh Ndiritu
113
edited Nov 7 at 11:54
Kling Klang
32k156286
edited Nov 7 at 11:54
Kling Klang
32k156286
edited Nov 7 at 11:54
Kling Klang
32k156286
32k156286
asked Nov 7 at 6:23
Fh Ndiritu
113
asked Nov 7 at 6:23
Fh Ndiritu
113
asked Nov 7 at 6:23
Fh Ndiritu
113
113
in Javascript dosomething likeif(<<the current user-agent is the Opera Mini one>>) {<<do whatever you want for opera mini>>} else {<<show the site>>}. You should understand that there are thousands of web browsers for Android, so you can't say if every other browser will workOK
– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 7 at 6:58
Thank you! Could you help me with the JS code to force opening with Chrome and Android Webview please?
– Fh Ndiritu
Nov 7 at 7:10
you can't force opening with another browser. Additionally, there may be no other browser on the device. You may what to just show the page without your style in case of opera mini
– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 7 at 7:44
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in Javascript dosomething likeif(<<the current user-agent is the Opera Mini one>>) {<<do whatever you want for opera mini>>} else {<<show the site>>}. You should understand that there are thousands of web browsers for Android, so you can't say if every other browser will workOK
– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 7 at 6:58
Thank you! Could you help me with the JS code to force opening with Chrome and Android Webview please?
– Fh Ndiritu
Nov 7 at 7:10
you can't force opening with another browser. Additionally, there may be no other browser on the device. You may what to just show the page without your style in case of opera mini
– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 7 at 7:44
in Javascript dosomething like
if(<<the current user-agent is the Opera Mini one>>) {<<do whatever you want for opera mini>>} else {<<show the site>>}. You should understand that there are thousands of web browsers for Android, so you can't say if every other browser will workOK– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 7 at 6:58
in Javascript dosomething like
if(<<the current user-agent is the Opera Mini one>>) {<<do whatever you want for opera mini>>} else {<<show the site>>}. You should understand that there are thousands of web browsers for Android, so you can't say if every other browser will workOK– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 7 at 6:58
Thank you! Could you help me with the JS code to force opening with Chrome and Android Webview please?
– Fh Ndiritu
Nov 7 at 7:10
Thank you! Could you help me with the JS code to force opening with Chrome and Android Webview please?
– Fh Ndiritu
Nov 7 at 7:10
you can't force opening with another browser. Additionally, there may be no other browser on the device. You may what to just show the page without your style in case of opera mini
– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 7 at 7:44
you can't force opening with another browser. Additionally, there may be no other browser on the device. You may what to just show the page without your style in case of opera mini
– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 7 at 7:44
add a comment |
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in Javascript dosomething like
if(<<the current user-agent is the Opera Mini one>>) {<<do whatever you want for opera mini>>} else {<<show the site>>}. You should understand that there are thousands of web browsers for Android, so you can't say if every other browser will workOK– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 7 at 6:58
Thank you! Could you help me with the JS code to force opening with Chrome and Android Webview please?
– Fh Ndiritu
Nov 7 at 7:10
you can't force opening with another browser. Additionally, there may be no other browser on the device. You may what to just show the page without your style in case of opera mini
– Vladyslav Matviienko
Nov 7 at 7:44