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The browser list is getting to be a little lackluster. There are plenty to choose from, but you can't use any of the Internet Explorer ones because they break the website. I would love to see Mozilla Firefox showing up on Redhat, Chrome on FreeBSD, Opera browser, Brave browser, etc.

Here are some browsers that could be spoofed on Windows, Linux and various other operating systems.

Thanks and keep up the good work! pogue

This is enough for you now, or do you want more? And sorry for the late reply

That looks fantastic from a GUI standpoint, good job. My only suggestion would maybe to add Brave Browser and/or Vivaldi.

Just a suggestion, aside from brave and vivaldi, can we have chromium, comodo dragon, comodo ice dragon, uc browser, duckgogo or yaani browser as well?. Thanks!

uc browser, duckgogo or yaani browser

I agree with my browsers being added, but I think they we should only be sticking with the most popular browsers so as not to make the UI super long and filled with countless browsers. Also, Yaani browser is a mobile only browser and DuckDuckGo is a search engine, not a browser.

I would also like to see options for more operating systems, like maybe randomly give the ability to show you're running Windows, 7, 8, 10, or 11. Also, NetBSD, OpenBSD, FreeBSD would also be welcomed additions.

Good idea，see this https://github.com/victor-savinov/user-agent/blob/master/data/user-agents.js and this https://github.com/tamimibrahim17/List-of-user-agents

Good idea，see this https://github.com/victor-savinov/user-agent/blob/master/data/user-agents.js and this https://github.com/tamimibrahim17/List-of-user-agents

I definitely wouldn't add XP/2000/98 as OSes for the browsers. The web page, if it will even parse properly, would have all sorts of warning boxes and I know most web servers block these browsers from accessing their servers.

Otherwise, looks good 👍

Because of the most popular browsers are:

They are included in this extension. Any less popular (like a UC browser, DuckDuckGo, and so on) can be used without limitations, but as custom user agents (or using remote user-agent lists), provided by the user.

From this point, I closing this issue, but if this request is still actual to someone - feel free to write here again or open a new issue. PRs are welcome :)