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What Browser and OS Are You Using?

See your browser name, version, operating system, platform, language settings, and more — all detected from your browser's user agent and navigator properties.

This tool parses navigator.userAgent and reads navigator properties to identify your browser, version, OS, engine, CPU cores, and available memory.

navigator.hardwareConcurrency reports logical CPU cores (typically 4–16); navigator.deviceMemory reports RAM in GB (Chrome only, rounded to nearest power of 2).

What Do Your Results Mean?

Result Range Meaning
Detected Browser, version, and OS identified Your browser's user agent string was parsed successfully. Feature detection results show which Web APIs are available.
Limited Some properties return undefined Properties like deviceMemory are Chrome-only. Missing values do not indicate a problem — they reflect browser privacy policies.
Not Supported User agent string is masked or empty Some privacy-focused browsers reduce the user agent string. Core functionality detection still works via feature checks.

Common Issues and How to Fix Them

Detected browser name is incorrect

Some browsers modify their user agent string for compatibility (e.g., Edge includes 'Chrome' in its UA). The tool uses multiple signals to improve accuracy, but edge cases exist.

CPU cores or memory shows as unknown

navigator.deviceMemory is available only in Chrome and Edge. Firefox and Safari do not expose this value for privacy reasons.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is browser information detected?

It parses navigator.userAgent string and reads navigator properties like platform, language, hardwareConcurrency, and deviceMemory.

Why might the detected browser be wrong?

Some browsers modify their user agent string for compatibility. Extensions can also alter it. The detection uses multiple signals to improve accuracy.

What is hardware concurrency?

It reports the number of logical CPU cores available to the browser. This affects how many Web Workers or parallel tasks your browser can handle.

Is my browser info sent anywhere?

No. All data comes from local navigator properties. Nothing is transmitted, stored, or shared with any server.