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| Date Last Visited | 08-18-2015 09:07 AM |
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02-23-2011
11:25 PM
as i already said - it's a bad practice to create custom apps for all the browser, it is much more better to create a negating rule
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02-23-2011
10:55 PM
Thank you, i use this addon myself, but i still need the custom app I have another application (Spectator) that identifies computers with firefox installed and removes it/ kills the process, the bottom line is that I want to close it from all the directions, both in PA and in Spectator.
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02-23-2011
04:20 AM
the main problem is that i need to negate something. of course i could create 10+ custom apps for each browser, but i think this i not the correct way - what happens if tomorrow somebody will create a new one? and somthing else: regex: .*(User-Agent).*(Chrome) is a bad idea - some cites write data for different borwsers, so that it is posiible that in http-req will appear word opera.
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02-20-2011
06:15 AM
i'm sorry. i ment [^(MSIE)] - [^(MSIE [0-9]\.[0-9])] - User-Agent [^(MSIE)] -
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02-20-2011
06:06 AM
I'm trying to create a custom app that identifies browsers as a matter of fact - i need to identify all browsers that do not have MSIE in their http-request . i tried different regexp patterns and none of them seem to work [^[MSIE]] - less than 7 chars [^[MSIE [0-9]\.[0-9]]] - still less than 7 chars? (hmm 4 + 3) User-Agent [^[MSIE]] - does not seems to work tested browsing on my computer with safari - PA detects it as web-browsing.
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02-20-2011
01:24 AM
Hi, i want to identify all the users that use browsers that are different from MSIE, tried different regexp conditions but it does not seems to work i cannot use [^(MSIE)*] because of the 7 chars limit, and any other expression doesn't seems to work. any ideas?
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