Simplify WebKit detection #9
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navigator.vendor returns which of "Google, Inc.", "Apple Computer, Inc." and the empty string. We can detect as using WebKit if vendor is Apple. detect-browser is no longer required and the built results are smaller.
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detect-browsermodule is too heavy just to detect WebKit. We've updated WebKit detection logic to use the value ofnavigator.vendor. Any dependencies are no longer required.According to WHATWG specification, it returns which of
Google, Inc.,Apple Computer, Inc., and the empty string. So we determine applying WebKit polyfill by whether there isApple Computer, Inc.string.It will be shrinked the built JS size dramatically. e.g. Build for browser becomes from 4568bytes to 947bytes. (about 5x smaller)