fix(http-user-agent): remove eval in favor of CSP compliant browser detection#480
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Summary
This relates to #479 and closes #479.
The browser detection was previously performed using a
new Functionwhich breaks harder CSP rules. Side note: jQuery also usednew Functionto parse JSON for a long time.Detecting the browser can be done in a mirage of ways. Often using an
evalornew Functionstatement. There are also packages likeglobal-or-windowwhich return the Node.JSglobalor thewindow. Something we don't specifically need.The new check is aligned with what we do at DOMPurify. Where we also had an issue filed around the same issue here.