ChromeBrowsers.sbs

This file allows you to set up detection patterns for Chrome based browsers that are not yet supported by the main executable files.

Structure

The structure of the file is a standard .ini file, with a free number of blocks of the format

Path=<path(string)>
UserDataFolder=<path(string)>
Executable=<path(string)>
ExecutablePathRelative=<flag(boolean)>
CheckExecutable=<flag(boolean)>
BrowserType=(Beonex|Firebird|Firefox|Flock|K-Meleon|Lolifox|Mozilla|Netscape (6 or later)|Netscape (4.x)|Wyzo|Thunderbird|Postbox|Songbird)

Path

Full path to data folder. Supports path templates.

UserDataFolder

Relative path to the actual data.

Executable

Path to the main executable (used to get version information, for example).

ExecutablePathRelative

Set to 1 if path above is relative to data path.

CheckExecutable

Set to 0 if you do not want to test whether the main executable exists.

BrowserType

Only currently supported browsers are listed here, you'll have to pick the nearest one for yet unlisted browsers. This is just for display purposes - all Mozilla support includes automatic detection of old (up to Firefox 2) or new (Firefox 3) data files.

Example

Path=<$LOCALAPPDATA>\Google\Chrome\
UserDataFolder=User Data
Executable=Application\Chrome.exe
ExecutablePathRelative=1
CheckExecutable=1
BrowserType=Chrome

An updated file of this format can be put into regular 2.0 updates to extend browser support withouth the need for a larger binary (executable) file update.