Browser Version

For some JavaScripts, that Netscape Navigator can use but Internet Explorer can not, and some of them only IE can use and Netscape can not, and if you force them to use the script, sometimes a error message will occur. One way to avoid the error is to know the Browser Name of the user's browser, but for the same browser, the older and the newer are compatible of different JavaScripts (of course the new one can do more), then you'll have to know the version of the browser in order to avoid those error messages.

This script is so easy that I can just explain to you how to do that.

<SCRIPT>
<!--
document.write(navigator.appVersion)
//-->
</SCRIPT>

And then everything is set up for you. If you don't know what I am saying, then see an example below.

<HTML>

<BODY>

Your browser version is

<SCRIPT>
<!--
document.write(navigator.appVersion)
//-->
</SCRIPT>.

</BODY>

</HTML>

See? Just use this script at where you want the browser to appear, here is the example above after you put it in HTML.

Your browser version is

If you want it to show the browser name also, please check out the Browser Name script. Most of the time, version is as important as the browser name, so it's better to use both Browser Version and Browser Name together.

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