Tests & Toys
Browser Info
Your browser, engine, OS, language and timezone — locally read.
Powering up the tool…
What this tool does
About the browser info
The self-identification sheet, fingerprint-context included.
How to use it
- Click read.
- Copy the identity block for support tickets.
- Read the fingerprint note — this data identifies you in aggregate.
- The URL Dissector and privacy page continue that thread.
Useful for
- Answer support’s “what browser/version?” precisely.
- Check what sites can passively read about you.
- Confirm language and timezone signals.
Straight answers
Browser Info FAQ
Is reading this information invasive?
Every site you visit already receives it — this page just shows YOU the same sheet, locally, stored nowhere. The candour is the point: knowing what leaks passively is step one of caring.
Why does the UA say Mozilla when I use Chrome?
Thirty years of compatibility lies fossilised into every browser’s self-description. The parsed lines above the raw string decode the archaeology — see the User Agent Parser for the full dig.