Browser Info Viewer
See everything about your browser, operating system, screen, and hardware in one place — browser name, version, language, screen resolution, CPU cores, timezone and more.
How to Use
- The table loads automatically when the page opens — no input needed.
- Scroll through all 20+ rows to see each piece of information.
- Click Copy All to copy the full info as plain text.
Features
- 20+ data points: browser, OS, language, screen, viewport, DPR, CPU, memory
- WebGL, localStorage, Service Worker support detection
- Connection type via Network Information API
- Timezone detection
- One-click copy all info
Browser Info Viewer: practical uses
Use Browser Info Viewer when you need a fast, clear, private result without creating an account. This page also supports related needs like Browser Info Viewer online, Browser Info Viewer test, Browser Info Viewer checker so you can choose the right workflow.
When it helps
- Best for: Checking your browser, device, network, screen, microphone, camera, keyboard, or password strength quickly.
- Helpful details: Review permission prompts carefully, then use the result and troubleshooting notes to narrow down the issue.
- Next step: Use another diagnostic when the problem involves connection speed, display size, input devices, pixels, or browser data.
For the next step, try Internet Speed Test, Webcam Tester, Microphone Tester, Keyboard Tester.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this information private?
All information is read directly from your browser's JavaScript APIs and displayed locally. Nothing is sent to any server. However, this is the same data that any website you visit can access.
Why does it show the wrong browser?
Some browsers modify their User Agent string to match another browser for compatibility. Chromium-based browsers like Brave may appear as Chrome. The detection is based on User Agent parsing which can be imprecise.
