Angular expressions do not allow arbitrary javascript. They are intended to
access properties an methods on a scope (not global properties such as
navigator). In order to get what you are trying to do to work, you would
have to move that logic into a controller method. For example:
$scope.isChrome = function(){
return /chrome/.test(navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase();
}
And then use it from your template as:
<p ng-hide="isChrome()">you need Chrome! </p>
This also makes your template cleaner and easier to understand as well as
keeps excessive javascript outside of the dom.
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