Free User Agent & Browser Info Checker
Read your user agent, browser and device estimates, feature support and optional detailed browser observations.
Your User Agent String
More browser observations
Local to your browserCollected locally and never uploaded by this tool. Browser values may be reduced or spoofed; CPU, memory, network and storage values are estimates. Permission states do not access your camera, microphone or location.
User-agent interpretations below are estimates. Feature support means an API is exposed, not that permissions or hardware allow its use.
- Browser NameUnknown
- Browser VersionUnknown
- Browser EngineUnknown
- Browser LanguageAwaiting browser measurement
- Cookies EnabledAwaiting browser measurement
- JavaScript EnabledAwaiting browser measurement
- Do Not TrackAwaiting browser measurement
- OS NameUnknown
- OS VersionUnknown
- PlatformAwaiting browser measurement
- CPU ArchitectureAwaiting browser measurement
- CPU CoresAwaiting browser measurement
- MemoryAwaiting browser measurement
- Connection TypeAwaiting browser measurement
- Connection SpeedAwaiting browser measurement
- HTTPS SecureAwaiting browser measurement
- Incognito ModeNot detectable reliably by this page
- ReferrerAwaiting browser measurement
- Device TypeUnknown
- Device VendorUnknown
- Device ModelUnknown
- Touch SupportAwaiting browser measurement
- OrientationAwaiting browser measurement
- Screen ResolutionAwaiting browser measurement
- Window SizeAwaiting browser measurement
- Pixel RatioAwaiting browser measurement
- Color DepthAwaiting browser measurement
- Battery StatusNot available
- Battery LevelNot available
- Device MemoryAwaiting browser measurement
- Hardware ConcurrencyAwaiting browser measurement
- Maximum Touch PointsAwaiting browser measurement
Browser Feature Support
This section shows which modern web features and APIs are supported by your browser.
Raw Browser Data
This section shows the raw data collected from your browser.
How to use this tool
Follow these steps to get observations you can interpret and act on.
Review your browser snapshot
Read the user agent and grouped observations. Use the browser, device, feature and raw-data tabs for the details relevant to your issue.
Choose optional details
Use the detailed-observations button to read available Client Hints, this site’s storage estimates and existing permission states.
Copy or export carefully
Copy the user agent or download the observations JSON for a support report. Refresh after changing relevant browser settings.
How the user agent and browser information checker works
The checker reads browser-exposed values and interprets the user agent string locally. A user agent often contains legacy compatibility tokens, so names, versions, operating systems and device details should be treated as estimates rather than verified hardware identities.
Understanding your results
- User-agent values may be reduced, overridden or spoofed. A missing model or version is not a browser malfunction.
- Feature support means an API is exposed. Browser permissions, hardware, page security and policy still determine whether a feature can be used.
- CPU, memory, network and storage values are browser-provided estimates. This tool cannot reliably identify private-browsing mode or prove fingerprint uniqueness.
Privacy & important limitations
- The tool collects and interprets these observations locally and does not upload them. JSON export creates a local download.
- Reading permission states does not request access to your camera, microphone or location. Review exported details before sharing them because they describe your environment.
Read the source and limitations alongside each value. Missing or estimated data should not be treated as a verified identity or location.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my user agent mention several browsers?
Strings often retain names such as Mozilla, Safari or Chrome for compatibility. The parser uses available tokens to estimate the browser; no single token proves its identity.
Will a VPN change these browser details?
A VPN changes network routing and may change your public IP. It generally does not change browser-exposed settings, screen information or user-agent text.