BrowserObject is a .NET/PHP component detecting Web Browser capabilities such as supported technologies and version that is running on the clients.

BrowserObject is a .NET/PHP component detecting Web Browser capabilities such as supported technologies and version that is running on the clients.

It provides detailed information such as Web Browser name, version, JavaScript, Plug-ins, screen resolution, IP address, cookies, language, client time and more in real-time to the Web server.

BrowserObject™ consists server-side .NET managed control. This native .NET component can be integrated seamlessly with ASP.NET projects written with C# or VB.NET.

In addition, BrowserObject™ also available in PHP version where you can intergrate BrowserObject™ module into your Unix/Linux based server as well.

Features:

Detects Web Browsers Type and Version
BrowserObject™ detects all IE, Netscape, Mozilla, Opera, Safari, Firefox and AOL browsers regardless of the version, platform, language or any other factors. Good Web sites are able to load up the correct cascading style sheet to suit if they could find out the Web browser type and version.

Detects Wireless Phones, PDAs and Other Devices
BrowserObject™ detects wireless devices as well, including WAP phones, Palm, web kiosks and more. This feature is essential as good Web sites are able to send the appropriate content to our visitor based on their device type.

Detects Major Search Engines
BrowserObject™ detects all major search engines including Google, Altavista, Hotbot, Yahoo and many others. It detects hundreds of other valid robots, crawlers and spiders as well. Good Web sites are able to determine actual visitors versus machine in real-time.

Detects New Browser and Automatic Updates
BrowserObject™ detects and recognize all future of IE, Netscape and Opera browsers as they are released. Automatic updates feature enable users get the latest updates and automatically downloads updates to its browser definitions.

Advanced Browser Capabilities Features:
- BrowserObject™ detects security settings, including disabled cookies, disabled JavaScript, disable applets, disabled ActiveX controls, disabled SSL, disabled images, and many more.
- BrowserObject™ detects blocked pop-ups.
- BrowserObject™ detects plug-ins such as Flash, Shockwave, Acrobat, Quick Time, Windows Media Player and etc.
- BrowserObject™ detects blocked ports, firewalls, and proxy settings.
- BrowserObject™ detects installed service packs, patches and the browser build itself (i.e. IE6).
- BrowserObject™ detects SSL key size (i.e 40-bit vs 128-bit encryption).
- BrowserObject™ detects display properties, including screen size, available browser window size, font size, color depth and etc.
- BrowserObject™ detects Gecko based browsers and Gecko engine build dates.
- BrowserObject™ detects installed build of JavaScript and VBScript.
- BrowserObject™ detects operating system, platform, and user environment.
- BrowserObject™ detects user’s language settings, local time, and time zone difference between server and client.
- BrowserObject™ detects support for advanced client side scripting, e.g. JavaScript, style sheets, XML, DHTML, layers and etc.
- BrowserObject™ detects user’s host name based on IP address and private IP address.
- BrowserObject™ integrates with IP2Location™ geolocation technology seemlessly to identify country information.