My Browser Info
See complete information about your browser — version, language, timezone, screen, hardware, connection type and 15 capability checks including WebGL, WebRTC and WebAssembly.
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My Browser Information🔌
Plugin & Capability Detection🌐
15+ Data Points
Language, timezone, screen, CPU threads, memory, connection type and more.
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15 Capability Checks
WebGL, WebRTC, WebAssembly, Service Workers, Push, IndexedDB and more.
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Auto-detect
Everything detected on page load using native browser APIs.
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Private
All data read locally via navigator/screen APIs. Nothing sent anywhere.
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Web Tools📖 How to Use
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Load the page
All browser information is detected automatically on load.
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Read your data
Scroll through 15+ data points including screen, CPU and memory.
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Check capabilities
The second panel shows 15 browser feature support checks.
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Copy any value
Click Copy next to any field to use the data elsewhere.
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❓ FAQ
Why does my browser info matter?+
Browser information helps web developers debug compatibility issues, test responsive layouts and understand their users. It's also useful for verifying your privacy settings and understanding what data you expose to websites.
What is hardware concurrency?+
Hardware concurrency is the number of logical processor threads available to JavaScript. It typically equals your CPU core count × threads per core. A 4-core CPU with hyperthreading reports 8.
What is device memory?+
navigator.deviceMemory returns approximate device RAM rounded to the nearest power of 2 (0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 8 GB). Only supported in Chrome-based browsers; Safari and Firefox return N/A for privacy reasons.
What does "Do Not Track" mean?+
DNT is a browser header requesting that websites not track your activity. Most ad networks ignore it. Modern privacy regulations (GDPR) have largely replaced DNT as the legal mechanism for opting out of tracking.
What is connection type detection?+
The Network Information API (navigator.connection) reports effective connection type: 4g, 3g, 2g, or slow-2g. Useful for adaptive loading — serving smaller images on slow connections. Not available in all browsers.