Browser Type, Operating System, and User Agent

Tailor your website content according to the visitor’s browser type (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.) or operating system (Windows, Mac, Linux, etc.).

In this article: About the Browser Type & Operating System Condition | How to Set Up | Usage Examples

The Browser Type condition is a free add-on. Make sure to download and activate the add-on so that the condition will be added to your list of conditions.

Use cases

Display different download links based on the user’s operating system
Customize content based on the user’s browser

More Personalization Examples

Targetable browser types

Internet Explorer
Google Chrome
Mozilla Firefox
Safari
Opera
Konqueror

Lynx
Opera Mini
Edge
WebTV
UCBrowser
Android

iPhone
BlackBerry
Nokia Browser
Samsung Browser
MSN Browser
Netscape Navigator

Targetable operating systems

Windows
Windows CE
Apple (Mac Os)
Linux
iPhone
BlackBerry

Nokia
FreeBSD
OpenBSD
NetBSD
SunOS
OpenSolaris

Android
Roku
Apple TV
Fire OS
SMART-TV
Chrome OS

How to set up the Browser Type or Operating System Condition

All Page Builders

Elementor

Gutenberg

On your WordPress dashboard, go to “If-So → Add New Trigger”.
Click on “Select a condition”. Select “Browser Type” or “Operating Systems”.
Select an operator: “Is” / “Is Not”.
Select a browser type or an operating system.
In the content field, set the content to be displayed if the condition is met.
In the default content field, set the content to be displayed if the condition is not met.
Press “Publish” and paste the shortcode generated by If-So on your website.

Download and activate the If-So Dynamic Content WordPress plugin and the Conditional Elementor elements integration.
In the Elementor editor, select the element you want to display based on browser type or operating systems.
In the element settings panel, go to the If-So tab.
Choose the “Browser Type” or “Operating Systems” condition.
Choose an operator: is / is not.
Select a browser type or an operating system.
Click Publish to save the page.

Download and activate the If-So Dynamic Content WordPress plugin.
In the Gutenberg editor, select the block you want to display based on browser type or operating systems.
In the block settings sidebar, open the If-So Conditions panel.
Choose the “Browser Type” or “Operating Systems condition.
Choose an operator: is / is not.
Select a browser type or an operating system.
Click Update to save the page.