Closed hello-smile6 closed 1 year ago
Related issue: https://github.com/avct/uasurfer/pull/69
Related to this is that android gets seen as Linux (I guess it technically is, but for analytics it would be better to separate the two I think).
Might be time to switch to a different user agent parser? This fork is being updated: https://github.com/xavivars/uasurfer, https://github.com/mileusna/useragent also seems quite nice.
It seems MacOS is also not detected. https://github.com/ihucos/counter.dev/issues/56 is most likely related as well.
It seems MacOS is also not detected. #56 is most likely related as well.
My library can detect MacOS... https://tildegit.org/9pfs/neofetch-js
Sounds reasonable. Will close until it resurfaces though.
I still see Microsoft Edge being detected as IE.
Will fix :-)
I changed the lib to the more maintained fork (https://github.com/ihucos/counter.dev/commit/bc58e34a19337824845ab5c11e61b7c82a76f4c5 ): https://github.com/xavivars/uasurfer
Edge is being recognized as Edge now. Android is still shown as linux though :-/
Identified lasting issue, fixing :-)
Identified lasting issue, fixing :-)
Regarding "Android" being showed as "Linux":
That pie chart is being called "Platforms", which by uasurfers defintion is:
const (
PlatformUnknown Platform = iota
PlatformWindows
PlatformMac
PlatformLinux
PlatformiPad
PlatformiPhone
PlatformiPod
PlatformBlackberry
PlatformWindowsPhone
PlatformPlaystation
PlatformXbox
PlatformNintendo
PlatformBot
)
Note, how there is not "Android". Then there is also "OS", which is currently not being tracked. It's one of.
const (
OSUnknown OSName = iota
OSWindowsPhone
OSWindows
OSMacOSX
OSiOS
OSAndroid
OSBlackberry
OSChromeOS
OSKindle
OSWebOS
OSLinux
OSPlaystation
OSXbox
OSNintendo
OSBot
)
There's "iOS" and "iPad" there which seems handy.
There are basically two ways to fix that.
Start tracking uasurfers OSes. Show a pie chart named "OS" rather then "Platform" only when this new data is available (Will never for older intregrations when vieweing all data in the dashboard)
Hack the "Android" into it. Making historic data slight inacurate as, as "Linux" will represent older "Android" counts.
Maybe there are also other solutions?
I went with solution 1.
Thanks for the feedback. I'll close the issue. Let me know if it works as expected.
Edge is now tracked correctly, thank you for fixing this so quickly!
+1