navigator object

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The navigator obiect belongs to the "window" object.
- navigator contains information about the browser application.
This object has some properties and methods that can be used with syntax:

Properties and Methods of navigator object

• cookieEnabled - returns True if cookie is enabled in browser, otherwise, False.

  var msg = (navigator.cookieEnabled) ? 'Cookie can be used in browser' :'Ccookie cannot be used in browser';
  document.write('<p>'+ msg +'</p>');
  

• geolocation - returns a Geolocation object that can be used to locate the user's position (it works in pages with 'secure' address: HTTPS).

  <p id='prg1'>Click on the button to get the coords of your geolocation.</p>
  <button onclick='getLocation()'>Get coords</button>
  
  <script>
  var prg1 = document.getElementById('prg1');
  
  //called from button
  function getLocation(){
   var options = { enableHighAccuracy: true, timeout: 5000};
   var error =(err)=>{
   prg1.innerHTML ='ERROR: '+ err.code +' - '+err.message;
   }
   if(navigator.geolocation) navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(showPosition, error, options);
   else prg1.innerHTML ='Geolocation is not enabled in this browser.';
  }
  
  function showPosition(pos){
   prg1.innerHTML = 'Latitude: '+ pos.coords.latitude +'<br>Longitude: '+ pos.coords.longitude;
  }
  </script>
  

• language - the language set in browser.

  document.write('<p>The language set in browser: '+ navigator.language +'</p>');
  //Ex.: en-US
  

• onLine - returns True if the browser is online, otherwise False.

  document.write('<p>The browser is online: '+ navigator.onLine +'</p>');
  

• oscpu - returns a string with the current operation system, or 'undefined'.

  document.write('<p>The used operation system:<br> '+ navigator.oscpu +'</p>');
  //ex.: Windows NT 6.1
  

• userAgent - returns a string with the user-agent header sent by the browser to the server.

  document.write('<p>location.userAgent returned:<br> '+ navigator.userAgent +'</p>');
  //ex.: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/54.0.2840.87 Safari/537.36
  

- Many of the navigator object methods have been deprecated in the newer JS version, or are not standard.
A method of the navigator object is:

• vibrate(ms) - causes vibration on devices with support for it. Does nothing if vibration support isn't available.
  navigator.vibrate(500); // vibrates 500ms

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