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What's My Browser

Find and share your browser details for support and troubleshooting

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What's My Browser is a free web tool that identifies the browser and device in use and presents the results in a shareable report. It is intended to help people communicate technical details to a designer, developer, or support team when a website behaves differently across browsers or devices.

The report includes the detected browser and operating system, IP address, JavaScript and cookie status, Flash and Java versions, WebSocket and WebGL support, language, browser and screen size, color depth, AdBlock status, and the full user agent string. A link to the report can be copied or sent by email for troubleshooting purposes.

The tool is aimed at website visitors, support staff, and developers who need a quick reference for browser-specific issues. It is provided as a free web service; no paid editions, trials, or seat-based or usage-based plans are described.

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