Did it on Chrome, Firefox, and Safari and got the same code on all three. In all three it failed to detect some apps, but the same ones failed each time. When I did it in Safari it actually caused Apple Music to open. When I did it in Chrome it popped up a small square window where I could see it doing it's thing. Firefox was the only one where it was silent. But still, that's an interesting hack. Very clever.
> When I did it in Chrome it popped up a small square window where I could see it doing it's thing. Interesting. In my case I saw the little pop up window in all three browsers. Otherwise same results though.
The Epic browser one was interesting. That browser comes with a built in proxy for routing connections through other countries. I use it to get around geolocked content and sometimes for a tiny sense of anonymity. But seeing this able to identify it with same identifier as Brave and Firefox was a bit more troubling. But I guess that comes with the territory of all these browsers using the same Chromium engine.