jQBrowser.mobile returns undefined instead of false about jquery-browser-plugin HOT 3 CLOSED

I'd be reluctant to change this as it breaks backward-compatibility, but TBH it's not a problem if you just check for falsy values instead of strictly false, e.g.,

if (!jQBrowser.mobile) { } vs if (jQBrowser.mobile === false) { }

I am really not sure here...

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+1 to ^^

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Closing with no intention to fix as current behavior is acting as designed. Also, the object you receive describes the browser it detected and any attributes it contains. It is not supposed to list attributes that do not apply to it (like .webkit if IE is detected, as IE uses Trident).

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