Add Haiku to OS detection logic. - #185
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It must go before Linux because otherwise the "X11" check will misdetect Linux here. Right now, Haiku's native WebKit is detected as Safari since that's what the user-agent most specifically contains. It would probably make more sense to list the AppleWebKit version (the WebPositive/ version has not changed in years.) But at least we get the OS correct now.
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The two added user-agent strings are real user-agents from WebPositive (HaikuWebKit) and Falkon (QtWebEngine) running on a recent Haiku x86_64 install. |
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It must go before Linux because otherwise the "X11" check will misdetect Linux here.
Right now, Haiku's native WebKit is detected as Safari since that's what the user-agent most specifically contains. It would probably make more sense to list the AppleWebKit version (the WebPositive/ version has not changed in years.) But at least we get the OS correct now.