JS to determine if the client is iOS or Android

By judging the browser's useragent, use the regular to determine whether the phone is an IOS and Android client.

The code is as follows:

    (function() {        var u = navigator.useragent;         var // Android Terminal        var // iOS terminal         Console.log (isandroid);        Console.log (Isios);    

* The return value is true and False

* As if Google browser defaults to the Android side.

The following is a more comprehensive browser check function, provide more check content, you can check whether it is mobile, ipad, iphone, QQ, etc.

From http://blog.baiwand.com/?post=176

    varBrowser={versions:function(){            varU = navigator.useragent, app =navigator.appversion; return{trident:u.indexof (' Trident ') >-1,//IE kernelPresto:u.indexof (' presto ') >-1,//Opera KernelWebkit:u.indexof (' AppleWebKit ') >-1,//Apple, Google kernelGecko:u.indexof (' Gecko ') >-1 && u.indexof (' khtml ') = =-1,//Firefox kernelMobile:!! U.match (/applewebkit.*mobile.*/),//whether it is a mobile terminalIos:!! U.match (/\ (i[^;] +;( U;)? Cpu.+mac OS x/),//iOS terminalAndroid:u.indexof (' Android ') >-1 | | U.indexof (' Adr ') >-1,//Android TerminalIphone:u.indexof (' IPhone ') >-1,//whether it's an iphone or Qqhd browserIpad:u.indexof (' IPad ') >-1,//whether ipadWebapp:u.indexof (' Safari ') = =-1,//whether the web should program, no head with the bottomWeixin:u.indexof (' Micromessenger ') >-1,//whether (new in 2015-01-22)Qq:u.match (/\sqq/i) = = "QQ"//whether QQ            }; } (), Language: (Navigator.browserlanguage||navigator.language). toLowerCase ()}

Method of Use:(example)

    if (browser.versions.android) {        console.log ("Android Terminal");    }

JS to determine if the client is iOS or Android