How to identify from which browser the website/application has been view.
For example:
In a system, I have Google Chrome and Firefox, and I have website abc.com.
How to identify from the which application(Google Chrome and Firefox) the website has been viewed.
In a system, I have Google Chrome and Firefox, and I have website abc.com.
How to identify from the which application(Google Chrome and Firefox) the website has been viewed.
ASKER
Hi Sam,
Thank you for your response
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If its an application, how will I view the application details?
Thank you for your response
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If its an application, how will I view the application details?
The UA doesn't have that information ... it only specifies the user's OS/version, and the user's browser and version (and the UA string can be easily spoofed).
Google Analytics provides tracking information for this.
If you own "example.com" and you install Google Analytics on it, then you'll be able to view visitor data by Browser within the "Browser & OS" report:
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1012034
To track user behavior within an application (as opposed to a web site), you'd install Google Analytics for mobile apps:
https://developers.google.com/analytics/solutions/mobile
If you own "example.com" and you install Google Analytics on it, then you'll be able to view visitor data by Browser within the "Browser & OS" report:
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1012034
To track user behavior within an application (as opposed to a web site), you'd install Google Analytics for mobile apps:
https://developers.google.com/analytics/solutions/mobile
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Chrome has Chrome/<version> and Firefox has Firefox/<version> in their UA strings.