@GetHTTPHeader("User-Agent")

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Subject:

In IE 9: @GetHTTPHeader("User-Agent") = "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MSIE 9.0; Windows NT 6.1; Trident/5.0)"
In IE 10: ???
In IE 11: @GetHTTPHeader("User-Agent") = "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; Trident/7.0; rv:11.0) like Gecko"

I think using @GetHTTPHeader("User-Agent") is probably the best way, at the moment, to see if a browser is running IE 11.
I don't have IE 10 installed anywhere, so I'm not sure what it returns. If anyone has IE 10 installed, I'd love to heard what @GetHTTPHeader("User-Agent") returns.

If using Chrome, Firefox or Safari, the hide formula would be: @BrowserInfo("BrowserType") = "Netscape"
If using an IE version prior to IE 11, the hide formula would be @BrowserInfo("BrowserType") != "Netscape"
If using IE 11 or later, the hide formula would be: @BrowserInfo("BrowserType") = "Netscape" & @Contains(@GetHTTPHeader("User-Agent"); "Trident")

I know using the user agent is discouraged when identifying a browser, but that is the best solution I could find for this problem.

Feedback response number WEBB9F5S7P created by ~Hank Preponeverader on 01/07/2014