User-Agent Viewer

Analyze and view detailed information about your browser's user agent string, including browser type, version, operating system, and device information.

User-Agent Information

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User-Agent Viewer

Comprehensive browser and device information analyzer for developers and web professionals.

Features

  • Complete User-Agent String: View the full user agent string sent by your browser
  • Parsed Browser Information: Browser name, version, and rendering engine
  • Operating System Detection: Platform and OS details
  • Device Information: Mobile/desktop detection and screen details
  • Export Functionality: Download all data as JSON for analysis
  • Copy to Clipboard: Easy copying of any information

Use Cases

  • Web Development: Browser compatibility testing and feature detection
  • Debugging: Identify browser-specific issues and user environment
  • Analytics: Understand user browser preferences and patterns
  • Security: Browser fingerprinting and user identification
  • Documentation: Technical documentation and bug reporting

Information Provided

Our User-Agent Viewer analyzes and displays:

Browser Information

  • Browser name and version
  • Rendering engine (WebKit, Gecko, etc.)
  • User agent string

System Information

  • Operating system and platform
  • Device type (mobile/desktop)
  • Language settings

Display Information

  • Screen resolution
  • Viewport size
  • Device pixel ratio

Network Information

  • Online/offline status
  • Cookie support
  • Timezone information

Technical Details

The tool parses the browser's navigator object to extract comprehensive information about the client's environment. This includes:

  • navigator.userAgent - The complete user agent string
  • navigator.platform - Operating system platform
  • navigator.language - Preferred language
  • screen properties - Display characteristics
  • window properties - Viewport and device information

Note: User agent strings can be modified by browser extensions, VPNs, or user preferences. Always consider this when using the information for feature detection.