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Right Browser
How do you let your visitors know that they do or do not have the right browser to view your site? Use this JavaScript! It'll tell them if they are using the right browser and the right version, or not....
This page is best viewed with Netscape 3.01, Windows 95 and 640x480 resolution.


Insert into <HEAD>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- Original: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/6052 --> <!-- Begin function DetectBrowser (BestBrowser,BestVersion) { var Browser = navigator.appName; var Version = navigator.appVersion; if (Browser == BestBrowser) { if (Version == BestVersion) { alert ("Congratulations, you've got just the right browser to be able to view this page properly."); } else { alert ("You've at least got the right browser, but the version is not the right one, so you might not be possible to view the page properly.");} } else { alert ("Sorry, you haven't got the right browser to view this page as it was meant to be viewed, so you'll probably not be able to view this page properly."); } } // End --> </SCRIPT>

Insert into <BODY>
<center><FONT SIZE=-1>This page is best viewed with Netscape 3.01, Windows 95 and 640x480 resolution.</FONT> <FORM><INPUT TYPE=BUTTON VALUE="Have the right browser?" onClick="DetectBrowser ('Netscape','3.01Gold (Win95; I)')"></FORM></center>

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