User Agent Checker – Instantly View Your Browser’s User Agent

What Is a User Agent?

A User Agent (UA) is a string of text your browser automatically sends to web servers when you visit a website. It typically includes:

• Browser name and version

• Operating system and device info

• Rendering engine (e.g., WebKit, Gecko)

• Platform (desktop, mobile, tablet)

For example

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/124.0.0.0 Safari/537.36

⚡ Why Use Our User Agent Checker?

✅ Instant Results – See your full User Agent string in a single click
✅ No Installation – 100% web-based and mobile-friendly
✅ Real-Time Detection – Shows exactly what websites see
✅ Developer Friendly – Perfect for testing browser-specific features
✅ Privacy Insight – Know what fingerprinting data your browser exposes

🧰 Who Should Use a User Agent Checker?

• Developers – Debug browser compatibility or implement user agent-based features

• Testers – Check how your site behaves across devices and browsers

• SEO Experts – Simulate bots or user agents to verify site rendering

• Privacy Advocates – Understand the data your browser reveals

• Support Teams – Help users report environment details for troubleshooting

🔗 Related Tools for a Complete Web Diagnostic

Maximize your insight with these complementary tools:

• IP Finder – Discover your public IP address

• Traceroute Tool – Trace the route to any server

• DNS Lookup – Resolve domain names and see DNS records

• Ping Tool – Measure network latency to any IP or domain

• HTTP Header Checker – View response headers from any URL

💬 FAQs

Q: What can websites do with my user agent?
Websites can customize content or layout based on your user agent, but they can also use it as part of browser fingerprinting for tracking purposes.

Q: Can I change my user agent?
Yes. Most modern browsers allow you to spoof or override your user agent using developer tools or extensions.

Q: Is this tool free?
Yes, it’s completely free and doesn’t store or track your user agent data.