Your Browser & Device Details

Auto-detected — copy or download your info as JSON for troubleshooting.

Browser
Operating System
Device Type
Screen
User-Agent
GPU / WebGL
Detecting…
Cookies
JavaScript
Summary
Detecting your browser info…
Tip: Use this info when reporting bugs or asking for support.

Why this tool helps

Developers and support teams often need exact browser and device details to reproduce issues. This tool gathers everything automatically so you can copy or download it quickly.

Features

  • ✔ Browser name & version detection
  • ✔ Operating system & platform
  • ✔ Full user-agent string
  • ✔ GPU / WebGL renderer detection
  • ✔ Cookies & JavaScript status
  • ✔ Copy & download JSON

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Frequently Asked Questions

We use the browser's navigator.userAgent and modern navigator.userAgentData (if available) to parse browser name and version.

We probe WebGL renderer strings to show your GPU vendor/renderer. Some browsers may hide or limit this information for privacy.

Your user-agent contains browser and device info but usually no personal data. Avoid pasting it into untrusted sites.

Screen size is the physical display pixel dimensions. Viewport (innerWidth/innerHeight) is the CSS space your browser uses for the page (affected by zoom, UI chrome, devicePixelRatio).

Yes — it works on mobile, tablet and desktop. Some mobile browsers restrict GPU info or userAgentData for privacy.

Absolutely. Copy or download the JSON and attach it to bug reports — it helps reproduce environment-specific issues.

No — this is a client-side tool. All detection runs in your browser. Nothing is sent to our servers unless you explicitly use a feature that calls an API.

Detection uses best-effort parsing of UA and browser APIs. It is highly accurate for common devices but may be ambiguous for unusual or heavily modified UAs.