I would suggest making your structure a hash, so you don't have to loop. With a long list (like if you add Lynx, Chimera, iCab, DoCoMo, etc...) the looping is uneeded.
my $user_agent = {"Mozilla" => {string => "Mozilla", url => "http://mo
+zilla.org"},
"Opena" => # etc...
};
May serve you well. Just make sure the keys are the user agent info you want, and manipulate $ENV{USER_AGENT} to remove any OS info (assuming you don't want that).
Cheers,
KM
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