Use Javascript for Browser Detection

Does anyone know how I can detect which browser my viewers are using load pages that are built specifically for that browser.
Example: I am having a lot of issues with IE6+ and think it would be easier to just specify that if the viewer is using one of these browsers that it loads a page constructed specifically IE and if not it loads another version of the page.
Hope this is clear with what I am wanting to do.
Thanks

You can target any version of IE down to IE5 (I believe) with the correct IF statement.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms537512(VS.85).aspx
However, in today's browser market, I wouldn't worry about anything lower than IE7 (unless you have specific reasons to target IE6 which is rapidly on its way to browser heaven).

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