What's My User Agent
Your user agent string is shown below, already broken down into browser, version, and OS.
User Agent
Browser, OS, device and engine from your current session
🌐
Browser
Unknown Browser Unknown
💻
OS
Unknown OS Unknown
📱
Device
desktop
⚙️
Engine
Unknown
Raw User Agent String
What a user agent is used for
Your browser sends this string with every request so sites can adapt to your browser and device. Support teams ask for it to reproduce bugs — copy it from the panel above and paste it into your ticket.
FAQ
- Why does my user agent mention Mozilla when I use Chrome?
- Historical compatibility. Nearly every browser starts its string with 'Mozilla/5.0' so old website checks don't break — the real browser name appears later in the string.
- Can websites identify me from my user agent?
- Not on its own — thousands of people share your exact string. Combined with other signals it contributes to fingerprinting, which is why browsers have been freezing its detail.
- Can I change my user agent?
- Yes. Browser devtools can override it per tab (in Chrome: DevTools → Network conditions), and extensions can switch it globally. Sites may then serve you different layouts.
