What Is My Browser — Instant
Browser & Device Info Detector

What Does the Browser Info Tool Do?

The tool automatically gathers and displays your browser and device details, such as:

• Browser name (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, etc.) and version
• Operating system (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, etc.)
• Device type (Desktop, Laptop, Mobile, Tablet)
• Screen resolution and viewport size
• Platform language and timezone (if available)
• Additional environment info useful for compatibility checks

This helps you verify what environment you — or any visitor — are using to access your site.

Why Use a “What Is My Browser” Tool?

• ✔ Instant Browser & Device Detection
  No forms. No input. Just open the page and get full browser and device details in seconds.
• ✔ Helpful for Troubleshooting & Support
  If something on your website or web app isn’t working as expected, this tool helps you identify browser or device-specific issues easily.
• ✔ Useful for Developers & Designers
  Check how a page renders on different browsers and devices. Helps with cross-browser testing and debugging.
• ✔ Great for Users & Visitors
  Visitors can quickly know their browser version, screen size, and OS — handy for reporting bugs or when tech support asks for system info.

How the Tool Works

When you load the page, a small script reads your browser’s user-agent string and system data, then parses it to identify your:

• Browser name and version
• Operating system and OS version
• Device type (desktop/mobile/tablet)
• Screen resolution and display viewport
• Additional data: language, timezone, platform

All information is displayed clearly in a table or card format, making it easy to copy or share if needed.

Who Should Use This Tool?

• Web Developers & Designers — For cross-browser testing and compatibility checks
• Support Teams — Ask users to share their browser info when troubleshooting issues
• General Users — To quickly know what browser/OS/ device you are using
• Bloggers & Content Creators — To check how your site looks across different devices and environments

Whether you're tech-savvy or a casual user — this tool is simple, fast, and helpful.

What Kind of Info You Get

• Browser Name & Version — e.g., Chrome 120.0.0, Safari 17, Firefox 119
• Operating System & Version — e.g., Windows 11, macOS Ventura, Android 14, iOS 17
• Device Type — Desktop / Laptop / Mobile / Tablet
• Screen Resolution & Viewport Dimensions — e.g., 1920×1080, 1366×768, 414×896
• Platform Language & Timezone (if accessible) — helps debug localization or display issues

When This Tool Is Particularly Useful

• When a website isn’t rendering properly — helps identify if the issue is browser-related
• When you want to confirm your current browser and OS before installing software or extensions
• When reporting bugs to developers — providing accurate system/browser info speeds up troubleshooting
• For web analytics and compatibility checks across devices

FAQs – What Is My Browser Tool

Final Thoughts

Whether you're a casual visitor wanting to know your browser details, a developer testing cross-browser compatibility, or a support agent diagnosing user issues — the What Is My Browser tool is a simple, instant, and reliable solution. In just a moment, you get a full snapshot of your browser environment — no input, no hassle, and no registration required. It’s fast, free, and incredibly useful every time you need accurate environment info.