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Pushup: Encourage your users to keep their browser up to date

8:43 p.m., Wednesday 30 July, 2008. Tagged browsers, javascript and software

This looks like a neat piece of JavaScript that will check the browser your visitor is using, and provide a discrete popup message if there is a newer version available.

It isn't a hard push into installing something other than Internet Explorer, but it will alert them if they're using a browser older than IE7, FireFox 2, Safari 3 or Opera 9.25. This is a beautiful way of encouraging users to use recent versions of their browser, which makes life easier for them (better security) and you (more reliable JavaScript implementation).

http://www.pushuptheweb.com/

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