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Custom Audience for Samsung Native Browser - Samsung Internet for Android

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Hi there,

We are working on a Target Campaign and we are trying to create an Audience, which will exclude Samsung Internet browser from the Campaign.

We’ve tried the following:
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But it’s still displaying in the browser. Could you please advise us, how to set it up, so it excludes Samsung Native Browser?

Thanks in advance!

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Hi elenacherneva,

You might be best off with a profile script & audience. I don't think Samsung Native Browser will show up in our prebuilt dropdown list. You'll need to know what the user agent string is of the device you'd like to block. Then you need to find a unique way of identifying that string. After you know that:

1. setup a profile script with the name: browserUserAgent. Use something like this for the script:

That should just return their full user agent. You'll need to activate it.

2. Create an audience to evaluate the user agent. Under Visitor Profile select user.browserUserAgent. I'd probaly do something like "does not contain" and then enter the unique string that Samsung Native Browsers have.

Hope that helps.

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Employee Advisor

Hi elenacherneva,

You might be best off with a profile script & audience. I don't think Samsung Native Browser will show up in our prebuilt dropdown list. You'll need to know what the user agent string is of the device you'd like to block. Then you need to find a unique way of identifying that string. After you know that:

1. setup a profile script with the name: browserUserAgent. Use something like this for the script:

That should just return their full user agent. You'll need to activate it.

2. Create an audience to evaluate the user agent. Under Visitor Profile select user.browserUserAgent. I'd probaly do something like "does not contain" and then enter the unique string that Samsung Native Browsers have.

Hope that helps.

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Thanks Ryan!

This is just what I needed!