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Optional add-on for Silverlight.js. Adds Silverlight.supportedUserAgent function which determines if the user's browser is supported by Silverlight.

This functionality is not included in the Silverlight.js file because supportedUserAgent is highly dependant on current Web browser implementations. Because browsers evolve very quickly, this function will need to be updated much more frequently then the Silverlight.js file. If you need the functionality of Silverlight.supportedUserAgent then please check back often for updates to this file.

Current Release: 2.0.40211.0

This release is compatible with Silverlight 1.0, 2 and 3.

Documentation

supportedUserAgent function:

Determines if the client browser is supported by Silverlight.

params:
  • version [string] : determines if a particular version of Silverlight supports this browser. Acceptable values are "1.0" and "2.0".
  • userAgent [string]: optional. User Agent string to be analized. If null then the current browsers user agent string will be used.

return type: boolean

Silverlight.js

This file can be used stand-alone or in conjunction with Silverlight.js.
Last edited Aug 11 2009 at 9:06 PM  by timheuer, version 11
Comments
endquote wrote  Feb 10 2009 at 3:41 AM  
It's unfortunate that this script returns unsupported for Google Chrome and Safari on Windows, when both browsers seem to run Silverlight 2 content just fine.

Marauderz wrote  Apr 11 2009 at 9:06 AM  
While Silverlight 2 is not OFFICIALLY supported in Chrome and Safari on Windows. When redirected to the Silverlight site and the user is shown the warning that their browser is unsupported. The download button should still be made to be visible and vocal instead of making the user think that there is no way to get Silverlight running on their browser.

Neville wrote  May 15 2009 at 9:30 PM  
Chrome and the Windows version of Safari share a Silverlight incompatibility that makes them unusable with some of my Silverlight applications. For a description and demo, visit http://www.nevlab.com/PluginResizeTest.htm

Neville wrote  Jun 14 2009 at 12:41 PM  
Safari 4 for Windows appears to fix the problem mentioned above, but Chrome still has the bug. Presumably Chrome's problem will disappear when it updates to the latest version of WebKit. A demo of the issue is at http://www.nevlab.com/PluginResizeTest.htm

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