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by rowan_m
2350 days ago
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> With this new standard, just ask the user agent to include all details in its Accept-CH header. That becomes an explicit choice by the site to request more information, it's up to the client/browser how it responds to that. Fewer bits of information are exposed by default. > JS won't have access to it anymore - TFA wants to deprecate navigator.userAgent, so only the webserver would have access to user agent details? Why? I should have linked to the top-level repo with the explainer (https://github.com/WICG/ua-client-hints) as it's not immediately clear from the spec, but access to the hint values is provided via getUserAgent() |
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