The Scratch cat is surprisingly good at detecting what browser you are using. Try it out and see if it detects it correctly :)
This is just a fun experiment. I can't guarantee that the results are accurate on all systems and browsers. But here are the results from my own tests: Tested successfully on: ● Win 10 (Chrome, Edge, Firefox) ● Android (Chrome, DuckDuckGo) ● iOS (Safari, Chrome*) * It was detected as a non-Chromium browser, which is actually correct on iOS. As @Chiroyce pointed out in the comments, the App Store policy demands that all browsers use iOS WebKit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Chrome#iOS If you wonder what Chromium is, read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_(web_browser) Thank you @THETIGER35 for helping me discover the difference in how browsers handle color detection: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/620369151/#comments-246201734 Thank you @Chiroyce for telling me about Apple's App Store policy for web browsers!
