Hi, how to differentiate between Brave Browser and Chrome Browser?
The Brave Browser also gives `browser_name` as `Chrome`.
is there a way to differentiate the two in the analytics?
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Hi
Interesting case.
Just a did a Google Search for this, seems like Brave Browser doens’t have a user_agent of its own.
Maybe try this way of identifying the agent - https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/wiki/Detecting-Brave-(for-Websites)
Hi Tejas,
We do not have an out of the box way to differentiate the two browsers. I would say either Saish's suggestion could work or you would need to implement your own property to differentiate between the browsers at this time.
Best,
Sydney
P.S. Checkout upcoming events and user meetups on our events page.
We do not have an out of the box way to differentiate the two browsers. I would say either Saish's suggestion could work or you would need to implement your own property to differentiate between the browsers at this time.
Best,
Sydney
P.S. Checkout upcoming events and user meetups on our events page.
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