What is My Browser

The What Is My Browser tool helps you instantly identify the browser you are using along with key technical details about your device. Instead of searching through browser settings or system menus, this tool displays your browser name, version, operating system, and device type in one clear view.

It is especially useful for troubleshooting website compatibility issues, reporting bugs, verifying browser support, and assisting customer support teams. When a website behaves differently across browsers, this tool makes it easy to confirm whether the problem is related to browser version, outdated software, or device limitations.

You can also use it to test how your website detects visitor browsers or to gather technical information when contacting technical support. Developers and QA testers often rely on this tool to verify user-agent data during cross-browser testing and debugging sessions.

Everything runs directly in your browser, with no setup or configuration required. You simply open the tool and view your browser information instantly. This makes it convenient for everyday users, developers, IT teams, students, and customer service representatives.

The What Is My Browser tool works smoothly on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices. Whether you are diagnosing a problem, confirming system compatibility, or sharing browser details with support staff, this tool provides fast and accurate results.

By presenting clear browser and system data, the What Is My Browser tool simplifies troubleshooting and technical communication. It is widely used for browser diagnostics, support requests, compatibility testing, and device identification.

FAQ

What does What Is My Browser show?
It displays your browser name, version, operating system, and device type.

Why would I need to know my browser version?
It helps diagnose compatibility issues and ensures your browser supports modern websites.

Can this tool detect mobile browsers?
Yes, it works for both desktop and mobile browsers.