I know "kindle" and "likebook" work, and the others are just guesses based on brand and product names.
Nice, but that is server side in PHP. The client machine (from the TCP/IP request header) there apparently is stored in an environment variable before Apache invokes the PHP interpreter, so the PHP program can fetch it with getenv().
But the JavaScript is running client side, and does not have access to the server environment variables. If there was a JavaScript method for identifying the machine it runs on, that would be usable.
Nice, but that is server side in PHP. The client machine (from the TCP/IP request header) there apparently is stored in an environment variable before Apache invokes the PHP interpreter, so the PHP program can fetch it with getenv().
But the JavaScript is running client side, and does not have access to the server environment variables. If there was a JavaScript method for identifying the machine it runs on, that would be usable.