What Browser Is This
The browser checker above identifies the browser currently opening this page and shows its name, version, rendering engine and operating system automatically.
Find out what browser you are using right now and what is this browser on your device. Check browser details including browser version, operating system, device type, IP address and user agent.
Your browser reports these details automatically when this page loads.
Supporting network details reported for this connection. IP geolocation is approximate and should not be treated as an exact physical location.
This map uses approximate IP geolocation. It can identify a general area, but it is not GPS and may point to a nearby city, ISP location or network gateway.
Your full user agent is one of the technical strings your browser sends to websites.
Detecting user agent…Check browser version, browser engine, user agent, operating system, device type, language, cookies, screen resolution and viewport size.
A browser name, version or user agent normally does not identify a person on its own. However, browser, device, display and network signals can become more distinctive when combined. That is the basic idea behind browser fingerprinting.
MyBrowserInfo.net makes these technical values visible so you can see some of the information websites may receive from your browser and connection. For details about IP addresses, analytics, third-party services, advertising and how information is processed, read the Privacy Policy.
The browser checker above identifies the browser currently opening this page and shows its name, version, rendering engine and operating system automatically.
Your browser is the app currently opening this website, such as Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Opera or Samsung Internet. The detected browser and version are shown at the top of this page.
If you have several browsers installed, this tool tells you which one is active right now. It also shows the version, browser engine, operating system, device type and language.
Your detected browser version appears near the top of the page. Browser versions matter for compatibility, security fixes and support for newer web features.
Useful browser information covering browser detection, versions, user agents, privacy and browser settings.
The result at the top of this page identifies the browser currently opening the website and shows its name, version, rendering engine and operating system.
The result above identifies the browser currently displaying this page and shows the browser name, version, engine and operating system.
This is the web browser currently being used to open MyBrowserInfo.net. Its detected name, version and other technical details are shown at the top of the page.
The browser you are actively using right now is shown at the top of this page together with its version, rendering engine and operating system.
Your detected browser version appears in the My Browser Information section above. You can use the copy button to send the browser name and version when troubleshooting a website or application.
A user agent is a technical string your browser sends with web requests. It can contain information about the browser, browser version, operating system and device environment. Your current user agent is displayed above.
A web browser is software used to access and interact with websites. It downloads web content, interprets HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and displays the resulting page on your device.
A browser is the app that opens websites. A search engine is a website or service used to search the web. For example, you can use the Chrome browser to search with Google, Bing or another search engine.
Browser information helps websites choose compatible features, troubleshoot problems, analyze traffic and understand which browsers and devices visitors use. It can also be part of security and fraud-prevention checks.
Your browser automatically exposes some technical information when loading websites. Individual values usually do not identify you directly, but browser, device, screen and network signals can contribute to browser fingerprinting when combined.
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Browser info includes the browser name, browser version, rendering engine, operating system, device type and user agent. The page also shows technical browser details such as language, cookies, screen resolution, viewport size, timezone and IP address.