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Hello there,

First of all, vielen dank, for the lovely plugin.

Now I don’t know how to test for mac, but here’s maybe part of the solution, since I needed to test for Chrome and Opera as well.This is what I did and it works.

1) Go to http://browsers.garykeith.com/downloads.asp and download the lite version
(lite_php_browscap.ini) for PHP though, mind you. (it’s the 4th one from the top)

2) Go to your plugins directory and rename the file ‘php_browscap.ini’ that came with Marty’s plugin and rename it to ‘php_browscap.bak’. Then copy the downloaded file from step 1 to marty’s plugin directory and rename it ‘php_browscap.ini’. ‘php_browscap.bak’ and ‘php_browscap.ini’ should be in the same directory.

It has the latest versions of chrome in them.

3) Open header.php of your favorite theme and copy this above the </title> section. (or use the PHP example on Marty’s site: http://martythornley.com/downloads/php-browser-detection/

Here is my code which should give the proper browser name in the different tested browsers.

<?php

if (is_firefox()) {
echo 'This is Firefox';
};

if (is_chrome()) {
echo 'This is Chrome';
};
if (is_IE7()) {
echo 'This is $#@! IE 7';
}

if (is_opera()) {
echo 'This is Opera';
}

?>

4) save the document and load your site with localhost/yoursite in the different browsers with the plugin and the ammended theme activated.

Another note:
Find the different names by opening the ‘php_browscap.ini’ file in notepad and CTRL-F for different versions of Safari.

Hope this helps.