问题
I am working on an online education website that frequently uses pop up windows. This is part of a learning management system from a third party provider so not possible to change the way this works.
We get lots of helpdesk calls with users stuggling with popup blockers - in their OS, browser settings and additional toolbars.
I am using javascript to sniff browser and OS so we can display appropriate pop up blocker instructions onscreen.
Is it possible to do similar technique to detect browser toolbars?
回答1:
There seems to be some discussions around this over on "webmaster world", the solutions provided look something like this: http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum80/704.htm
They seem to be saying that the classid you need to use is a bit of a moving target for different versions of the toolbar, to say nothing of any of the other toolbars and wacky things that people may have installed. As someone who works with elearning content and LMSs the idea of detecting all of the things that have got in the way over the years gives me a headache. Especially if I was using a 3rd party LMS so can't really fix it "once" on the server and would have to repackage the content each time a new version of toolbar X came out.
Also it seems various toolbars will appear in browser user agent strings, but if you are needing a javascript/client-side solution that might be out: eg http://www.zytrax.com/tech/web/firefox-history.html
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2971724/detect-if-website-visitor-has-toolbars-installed-eg-google-toolbar-using-javasc