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Display browsers as list #91
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browser.name = 'Internet Explorer'; | ||
} else if (browser.type === 'chrome' && /SxS/.test(browser.command)) { | ||
browser.name = 'Chrome Canary'; | ||
} else if (browser.type === 'firefox' && /Developer Edition/i.test(browser.command)) { |
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Using browser.command
might not work if the user changed their installation path, but the design still provides a fallback to the version number, so the user can differentiate between the two installations even if their names are the same.
Two notes on this:
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Fixed the overflow issue! Although I noticed that |
Even though launch.detect includes a command property, doesn't appear that you can use it.
Looks like I can pass the name and version, so that's set! 🎉 @mitchhentges or @nerdbeere can you have a look and merge? |
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See #90.
TODO: