Ire Aderinokun • 3/22/2016

Better Detection and Analytics for Opera Browsers

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This article details a method for detecting specific Opera browsers, particularly distinguishing between Opera Mini's High/Normal and Extreme Savings Modes by parsing the navigator.userAgent string. It provides JavaScript code snippets for detection and explains how this enables developers to tailor experiences and analytics based on the user's browser configuration.

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