Seeing thousands of these logs on our cloud:

ERROR Piwik\ExceptionHandler[2021-07-05 23:57:59 UTC] [52b29 demo-proxy.innocraft.cloud] /core/SupportedBrowser.php(68):

Your browser is not supported.

Due to security issues your browser is not supported. Please upgrade to a newer version.

#0 /core/SupportedBrowser.php(54): Piwik\SupportedBrowser::throwException() #1 /core/FrontController.php(423): Piwik\SupportedBrowser::checkIfBrowserSupported() #2 /core/dispatch.php(31): Piwik\FrontController->init() #3 /index.php(25): require_once('/c...') #4 {main} | ERROR Piwik\ExceptionHandler[2021-07-05 23:57:59 UTC] [52b29 demo-proxy.innocraft.cloud] /core/SupportedBrowser.php(68):

Your browser is not supported.

Due to security issues your browser is not supported. Please upgrade to a newer version.

#0 /core/SupportedBrowser.php(54): Piwik\SupportedBrowser::throwException() #1 /core/FrontController.php(423): Piwik\SupportedBrowser::checkIfBrowserSupported() #2 /core/dispatch.php(31): Piwik\FrontController->init() #3 /index.php(25): require_once('/c...') #4 {main}

This may be caused for example by our monitoring tools or so. Could we adjust the logic to not log such an error when this exception happens?

I suppose we can catch NotSupportedBrowserException and make it not log. I'm thinking this would need to be done in ExceptionHandler::dieWithHtmlErrorPage().