Useful for finding out the capability of some HTML-browser to display certain characters defined in the unicode character database. Additionally it can help to find a certain dec/hex value for a specific character by browsing through the unicode sets.

This script will detect the presence of the Alexa Toolbar on Microsoft Windows and Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher. Updated script detects the newer generation of the Alexa Toolbar.

This script allows you to conditionally apply two different style sheets to your page depending on whether the user's Operating System is Mac or PC (default). The style sheet to load can either be two global inline styles or external CSS files.

This piece of JavaScript code, gets the time from the users clock and customises the welcome message on your site to the user. For example between 7AM – 12 AM the message will be good morning, 12PM – 5 PM the message will be good afternoon. Easy to install, copy and paste code to were you want the message.

You can have a look on small example of JavaScript code which can be used for Browser Check and retreiving major and minor browser version in "major.minor" format.

Using a combination of SSI and JavaScript, this script displays the visitor's IP address.

This JavaScript detects the presence of the Google Toolbar on browsers using Microsoft Windows and Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher.

Find out what browser your visitors are using. Could be a nice script to use for your statistics or else, just for fun.

Using a combination of SSI and JavaScript, this is a cross browser/platform IP address displayer.

This is a code snippet to determine and display the screen resolution of your user.

Use this code snippet to determine and display the type of browser your visitor is using.

Use this code snippet to determine and display the color depth your visitor is using.

This is a DHTML redirect script that sends your visitors to three different pages, depending on whether she is using NS 4+, IE 4+, or neither. It's a fool-proof way to ensure that only the intended browser gets to see and run a browser-specific DHTML script.

This is a customizable javascript generator that allows you to show your visitor's information about their browser, or tell them how many pages they have in their history menu.

This is a simple JavaScript that writes the viewer's browser name and browser version onto your page.

This script shows an alert with the viewer's browser name and browser version when entering your page.

This JavaScripts shows the principal properties of your browser - the name by which it identifies itself, and the plug-ins supported. It also lists all the document types for which a plug-in has been defined, together with the name of the plug-in that handles each type.

This obtains and displays user's information such as Browser Name, Browser Version, Browser Plugins, Operational System, IP Address, Date, Timezone, Current Location, Location referred from, Last Modified, and Screen Size.

More information about the web browser than you knew existed. Find out the code name, color depth, platform, if java is enabled, resolution, ip address, hostname, and more.

This script will allow you to 'grab' the user's IP address. It only works with Java-enabled Netscape browsers.