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by saghm
20 days ago
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And you can see how well that worked by how many user-agents are such a sane, terse description of the browser rather than a hodgepodge of random words that give the impression that they're trying to seem like every browser at once. |
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In practice when you make your new set of hacks the string you can always evaluate whatever cruft in the useragent today, but next browser shows up.
It does make the user agents insane but I don't know if there's any obviously better system for the problem, even with hindsight