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how user agent in network conditions tab works
This is the screenshot of network conditions tab in google chrome. It allows you to set browser specs.
I am wondering, how is this done? It surely doesn't change navigator object directly, since it is read-only.
Solution
It uses the setUserAgentOverride method of the debugging protocol. Chrome then handles that value internally.
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