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I can not open Grafana Dashboards with this Browser identification. For the Grafana Dashboard it would be helpful, to simulate (via config Parameter) current Chrome, Firefox or other supported Browser identifications, so that Grafana Dashboards can be opened.
Currently the webOS Browser is identified as a not supported Browser.

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