Categories

Updated: 03/25/2008

BrowserObject 2.0.0 .NET

BrowserObject 2.0.0 .NET BrowserObject is a server-side browser detection tool. You can easily applied BrowserObject into your web applications to capture your visitors information and store them in a database. BrowserObject is working with all default browsers, mobile devices, search engine bots or crawlers. BrowserObject detects all kind of browser information such as: Browser Name Browser Version Major Version Minor Version Mouse Over Cookies Enabled SSL Supported SSL Key Size Firewall Popups Blocked Opened Ports Image Enabled Screen Width && Height Font Size Fonts Installed Flash Installed Acrobat Reader Installed Silverlight Installed QuickTime installed RealPlayer Installed Windows Media Player Installed Connection Type Device Model Platform .NET Version JavaScript Enabled VBScript Enabled System && User Language Time Zone. Wait no more and download our FREE 30days trial now!
Similar Scripts for "BrowserObject 2.0.0 .NET"

BrowserObject 2.0.0 PHP

BrowserObject is a server-side browser detection tool. You can easily applied BrowserObject into your web applications to capture your visitors information and store them in a database. BrowserObject is working with all default browsers, mobile devic...

Acrobat Password Recovery Key

Acrobat Password Recovery Key finds passwords for Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) files. Forgetting a password for an important document is no longer a misfortune! Acrobat Key is an easy and fast solution saving your time and data. Our software works with all v...

CC Log

CC Log is a very simple logging script which logs the hits to a single web page. This script is typically useful for logging the hits to the main index page. It collect information like date and time of the hit, browser agent used by the visitor, hos...

A-Forum script for MS IIS

A-Forum script is written for web sites operating under Microsoft Internet Information Server (MS IIS) for Windows NT or Microsoft Personal Web Server (MS PWS) for Windows 95/98. It supports nested hierarchical structure of messages received from us...
©2003-2008 jCay.com