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in the README chrome versions are using a number type, but the library seems to expect a string, like shown in the IE examples.
so when something like example is run:
bowser.check({chrome: 45}, window.navigator.userAgent); // true
browser throws error "Uncaught TypeError: version.split is not a function".
When chrome:"45" is used, everything seems to work fine.
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Thanks, @tavelli. I fixed the docs and added throwing an understandable error in that case.
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in the README chrome versions are using a number type, but the library seems to expect a string, like shown in the IE examples.
so when something like example is run:
browser throws error "Uncaught TypeError: version.split is not a function".
When chrome:"45" is used, everything seems to work fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: