NameDescriptionResult
navigator.platformClient system
navigator.appNameReturn browser name
navigator.appVersionReturn browser version info
window.screen.heightScreen heightpx
window.screen.widthScreen widthpx
window.screen.colorDepthScreen color bit depth
navigator.appCodeNameReturn browser code name
navigator.vendorReturn browser vendor info
navigator.userAgentReturns browser and version information, including navigator.appVersion information
navigator.onLineReturns whether the browser is connected to the network
navigator.languageReturn browser default language
navigator.productReturn browser product name
navigator.productSubReturns other browser product information
navigator.cookieEnabledWhether the browser has cookies enabled
navigator.mimeTypes.lengthNumber of browser MIME types
navigator.mimeTypesBrowser supported MIME type list
navigator.plugins.lengthNumber of browser plug-ins installed
navigator.pluginsList of installed browser plugins

View browser information online and get the client's operating system info

The tool to view client system and browser information online shows client info, browser info, browser type, operating system, browser name, browser version, display resolution in pixels, network connection status and the number of installed browser plugins.

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How to use

This tool belongs to the “Network diagnostics” category.

  1. 1Enter a domain, IP or full URL, without stray spaces around the scheme.
  2. 2Run the lookup and wait; multi-region checks need a moment to collect every response.
  3. 3Copy the findings (status code, TTL, latency) and line them up against your own logs.

Your input is processed locally in the browser whenever possible. We do not store it.

Frequently asked questions

Why is the result different from my server?

Checks originate from our own data centre, so the network path differs from yours. Differences are normal for cross-border results or carrier-level caches.

The check timed out

The target may block probes, rate-limit them, or serve only certain regions. Retry with another tool or at another time.

Can it probe private addresses?

No. Loopback, private and reserved ranges are refused so the tools cannot be used to scan internal networks.