Hi,

Our team have completed verifying and updating the "svgt_1_1" capability in WURFL. You should see improved results with the next WURFL.xml snapshot onwards.

Thanks and cheers!

Thank you for the heads-up! Our WURFL team is looking into this. I will update you with more information shortly.

Thanks again and cheers!

Hi Anil,

We have responded to your question here. To prevent duplicate replies and confusion, we are locking this thread.

Thanks and cheers!

Hi Anil, To add to our post above, the "free" WURFL.xml snapshots hosted on SourceForge are only updated periodically. Commercial licensees have access to weekly WURFL.xml snapshots that contain the newest WURFL data. If you would like to enquire about becoming a licensee, please contact us here and...

Hi,

The "svgt_1_1", "svgt_1_1_plus" and "j2me_svgt" capabilities are used for detecting support for SVG Tiny(the scaled-down SVG format for mobile phones). Here is more information about it.

Thanks and Cheers!

Hi Nattapon, For the stock Android browser, only selecting the "Desktop" view option will send a desktop User-Agent. At all other times, you'll send something like this(which is the actual mobile User-Agent): Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 4.1.2; en-us; GT-I9100T Build/JZO54K) AppleWebKit/534.30 (KH...

Hi Nattapon,

We have addressed your issue in your other thread here, so I'm locking this thread to prevent confusion and duplicate replies.

Thanks and cheers!

Hi Nattapon, I have added the User-Agent for your device on Android 4.1 to WURFL and it should be perfectly detected after the next WURFL.xml snapshot. That said, I am unable to reproduce the behavior you encountered, where your device was classified as a "Generic Web Browser". I manually put in you...

Hi Renato,

We will definitely give you a heads-up when the update is rolled out to WURFL Cloud.

Thanks and cheers!

Hi Charis,

Thanks for the heads-up! We will look into this, fix the issue if necessary and update you.

Cheers!

Hi,

We currently do not have an ETA for the integration of the fix into WURFL Cloud, but please stay tuned.

Cheers!

Hi Nick,

I think the capability you are looking for is "max_image_width" which is designed to be equal to "device-width". We have also updated the capability with your reported value, so you should be good to go!

Thank you and cheers!

Hi Michael,

We definitely value our customers' requests and work with them to incorporate their requests in our API/Data ASAP. That said, I do not have an ETA for you yet; however, if you prefer, I can leave a comment here/send you an email when we do have one.

Thanks and cheers!

Hi uci2i,

Thanks for the heads-up! The issue has been identified and will be fixed in an update to the WURFL API. If you'd like, I can notify you when the WURFL Cloud is updated with the fix.

Thanks and cheers!

Hi Stefan, Thank you for your post. We do already detect newer versions of Thunderbird . We are currently looking into detecting other desktop and applications like iPhone's mail.app and Outlook and we should have something for you soon in a newer version of the WURFL API. Please stay tuned. Cheers!

Hi Dan, The User-Agent(UA) for the Verizon Galaxy S4 on Android 4.3 was added to WURFL on the 13th of November. It is highly probable that the WURFL.xml file you are on does not have this UA. As far as the discrepancy in detection on our websites is concerned, the tools.scientiamobile.com uses the l...

Hi Chris,

It is a Firefox on Android specific issue and is a result of a decision made by Mozilla to hide this information.

Cheers!

Hi Chris, As you can see in the User-Agent you posted, it reveals neither any information about the hardware it is running on nor any information about the version of the Android OS it is running. This is why we only detect those UAs as "Firefox for Android". Firefox on Android was originally called...

Hi there!

Could you tell us what version of the WURFL .NET API you are on? This information will help us look into this error.

Cheers!

Hey Chris,

That looks like a UA generated by Firefox on Android. So it is indeed a mobile device.

Cheers!