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I'm looking for a way to determine if my web pages are being loaded via a web browser, web view in mobile apps. or iframe in the Touch Browser app. I'm hoping there is some way but not sure? I need this functionality due to the issue of having to load specific JS files based on a user using a browser to view our web pages or an application. Any ideas? I'm assuming that the &quot;window.navigator&quot; object is my best bet?<br />
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I'm looking for a way to determine if my web pages are being loaded via a web browser, web view in mobile apps. or iframe in the Touch Browser app. I'm hoping there is some way but not sure? I need this functionality due to the issue of having to load specific JS files based on a user using a browser to view our web pages or an application. Any ideas? I'm assuming that the "window.navigator" object is my best bet?

Thanks!

Determine how/where web pages are being displayed?

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