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What is My Browser - Online Browser Details Viewer

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What is My Browser

Instantly view detailed information about your browser, operating system, and device.

Your User Agent String
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Browser Identification
Browser Name
Detecting...
Version
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Engine
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Vendor
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Product
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Operating System
OS
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Platform
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CPU Cores
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Device Memory
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Screen & Display
Resolution
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Available
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Color Depth
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Pixel Ratio
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Touch Support
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Max Touch Points
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Network & Connectivity
Online Status
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Connection Type
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Downlink
RTT
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Save Data
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Privacy & Features
Cookies Enabled
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JavaScript
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Do Not Track
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Time Zone
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Referrer
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Advanced
WebGL Renderer
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Battery Level
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Charging
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Frequently Asked Questions

A user agent is a string of text that your browser sends to every website you visit. It identifies the browser, operating system, and device type, helping web servers deliver optimized content. For example, a website may use your user agent to serve a mobile-friendly layout or to check browser compatibility.

Yes, many browsers allow you to override the user agent string via developer tools or extensions. However, keep in mind that some websites rely on this information for functionality, and spoofing may break certain features or cause unexpected behavior. Always use this capability responsibly.

In most browsers, you can go to the menu (three dots or lines) → Help → About [Browser Name]. This will display the current version number, and often trigger an automatic update check. You can also use our tool above to instantly see your version without navigating menus.

Screen resolution is the total pixel count of your monitor (e.g., 1920Ă—1080). The available resolution subtracts space occupied by system UI elements like the taskbar and dock. Moreover, if your browser is not maximized, the actual viewport will be even smaller. This tool shows both total and available screen dimensions.

It indicates whether your browser accepts cookies from websites. If disabled, many sites may not function properly (e.g., staying logged in, personalized content). You can usually manage cookie settings in your browser's privacy/security options. Our tool checks if cookies are currently allowed.

We use JavaScript and browser APIs such as navigator.userAgent, navigator.userAgentData, screen, and navigator.connection to collect the information you see. All detection happens on your device; no data is sent to our servers. We respect your privacy.

Absolutely. All browser analysis runs entirely in your browser using local JavaScript. No information is transmitted, stored, or logged. You can even disconnect from the internet after loading the page and it will continue to work. We don't use trackers or analytics on this tool.