:globe_with_meridians: simplify detecting your browser.
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`browser-detect` is a JavaScript library that simplifies browser detection by identifying the browser name, version, operating system, and mobile status. It's designed for web developers and Node.js applications who need to detect client browsers for compatibility or feature detection purposes.
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