i wouldn't necessarily advise replacing the user agent string
completely, as other pieces in the chain might become confused. it's
also possible that at request time WebKit is rejecting your string
and sending the default one.
if i'm reading it correctly, the standard for user agent strings
specifies space-separated tokens. hence i get the current user agent
string, then append a space and my keyword. my rails app picks up the
key and does the right thing.
works fine for me!
hth
I am working on an application where I need to change the UserAgent
string of the browser:
WebView webview = new WebView(this);
String newUA = "Foo-Bar/";
webview.getSettings().setUserAgentString(newUA);
setContentView(webview);
When I call:
webview.getSettings().getUserAgentString()
the application returns "Foo-Bar/" as the UserAgent, but when I load a
url that specifically tells me the User Agent String:
webview.loadUrl("http://myurl.com";);
The browser is announcing itself with the default UserAgent string.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Doug
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