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Expand Up @@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ Include the `useragent` parser in you node.js application:
var useragent = require('useragent');
```

The `useragent` library allows you do use the automatically installed RegExp
The `useragent` library allows you to use the pre-bundled RegExp
library or you can fetch it live from the remote servers. So if you are
paranoid and always want your RegExp library to be up to date to match with
agent the widest range of `useragent` strings you can do:
Expand All @@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ This is the actual user agent parser, this is where all the magic is happening.
The function accepts 2 arguments, both should be a `string`. The first argument
should the user agent string that is known on the server from the
`req.headers.useragent` header. The other argument is optional and should be
the user agent string that you see in the browser, this can be send from the
the user agent string that you see in the browser, this can be sent from the
browser using a xhr request or something like this. This allows you detect if
the user is browsing the web using the `Chrome Frame` extension.

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