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  1. souldjer777
    Good Morning All AutoIT Gurus, Does anyone know how I can get the right responses for Inet.au3 or IE.au3 for sites that check your browser, os, etc using Javascript? For some reason the source is empty using the built-in tools in AutoIT... doesn't contain the version information when reading using inetgetsource or iedocreadhtml ... The point is to find out the latest version automatically using AutoIT tools. Example: https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ #include <Inet.au3> $OpenHTML01 = _INetGetSource("https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/") MsgBox (0, "", $OpenHTML01)A typical page response would include... "Version 18.0.0.232 System requirements" ... within the <div id="autoSelectedVersion"> tag. Thanks!!! UPDATE: I believe it's this file that determines what OS, language, x32, x64, browser, etc that you are using and then reports it back... https://wwwimages2.adobe.com/downloadcenter/js/live/polarbear.js
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