Reading your browser details.
What is my user agent?
Your browser sends a user-agent string to websites to describe itself. Open the advanced details below to view and copy yours.
Browser & device check
Reading your device details.
The address this website sees.
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- Location (estimated)
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- Weather: checking…
- Forecast near this estimated location. Data from MET Norway, CC BY 4.0, summarised.
- Network / ISP
- Checking…
Location is approximate. A VPN may show its server and network provider.
These are details reported by your browser. Some versions are hidden or simplified for privacy. Why might a result be different?
Getting help with a technical problem?
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A little more detail
No app or account neededScreen & browser window
- Screen size (CSS pixels)
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- Browser window (CSS pixels)
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- Device pixel ratio
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- Colour depth
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Device & settings
- Device type (estimated)
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- Time zone
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- Browser language
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- JavaScript
- Enabled
- Browser cookie setting
Advanced: user agent & detection method
The user agent is a description your browser sends to websites. It may simplify your device details or imitate another browser.
Open the user-agent checker and explanation.
Checking…- Browser detection
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- System detection
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What your browser reports
Why browser detection has limits
Why some reported device and version details can be incomplete.
Read the guideFind and update your browser
Check your version and use the browser maker’s own update instructions.
Read the guideWhat to send to technical support
The details that help someone diagnose a problem, without sharing more than you need.
Read the guide