Install

npm install is-firefox

yarn add is-firefox

is-firefox

Check if browser is Firefox

User agent sniffing is considered bad practice and should be avoided if possible.

Install

$ npm install --save is-firefox

Usage

 var isFirefox = require('is-firefox');

console.log(isFirefox);
//=> false

License

MIT © Andreas Gillström

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