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Browser Details Tool

Browser Details Tool helps to track the IP address, hostname and other browser related details of your website and host system. The tool provides in-depth details about browser information which include IP address, host name, type of operating system being shared, browser type, the kind of platform on which the computer is operating, screen resolution and cookie status. There exists a unique address for every computer that is connected to the internet which is referred as the IP address. It is used to locate the specific host system that runs on any server and on extracting those details you could further track the privacy settings of your browser. The technique can be also used to spot the IP address and other browser details of the host which you sense to be vulnerable causing sabotage to your site.

The tool is considered to be very effective in the point of SEO, especially for users operating on shared web hosting plans. To add this tool in your website, you can just copy and paste the below illustrated code to your site. The tool is completely free to use and in case you need further assistance in knowing about Browser details Tool, feel free to contact us and send suggestions about this tool. Each suggestion will be respected and valued.

The Browser Details Tool is an excellent resource for identifying the specific browser you are currently using. Many users are not aware of their browser type. Our tool provides a detailed overview of the browser you use for searching and browsing the internet.

It offers valuable insights into all major browsers, serving as a valuable resource for optimising and troubleshooting your online experience.

Your Host Details

IP Address:

An IP address, which stands for Internet Protocol address, is a numerical label assigned to each device connected to a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication.

Host Name:

The hostname serves as a human-readable label or identifier for a device on a network. It plays a crucial role in network communication , service recognition centralised network management , server configuration

Browser and System properties

When users interact with the internet, web browsers serve as the gateway to a myriad of online experiences. Understanding the properties associated with both browsers and underlying system details is crucial for web developers aiming to create versatile and user-friendly applications

User Agent:

A User Agent, often referred to as a "User-Agent string," is a piece of information transmitted by a web browser or other client application to a web server. It is part of the HTTP header in a request sent by the client to the server. The User-Agent string typically contains details about the client software, device characteristics, and sometimes the user's preferences.

• Mozilla/5.0 indicates compatibility with Mozilla (though not all browsers that use this string are related to Mozilla).

• (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) specifies the operating system and architecture.

• AppleWebKit/537.36 indicates the rendering engine.

• Chrome/91.0.4472.124 identifies the browser and its version.

• Safari/537.36 indicates compatibility with the Safari rendering engine.

JavaScript:

JavaScript, a programming language commonly used in web development, to access and retrieve information about the client's browser environment. JavaScript provides a set of objects and properties that allow developers to gather details about the user's browser, including its type, version, and capabilities.

Java:

While Java can be used in web development, it typically involves server-side technologies like Java Servlets or JavaServer Pages (JSP). Java applets, which were a way to run Java code in web browsers, have become less common due to security concerns, and modern web browsers no longer support them.

Cookies:

Cookies in the context of web browsers refer to small pieces of data stored on the user's device by websites they visit. Cookies serve several purposes and are an essential part of web development. They are primarily used to maintain stateful information, track user activities, and enhance the overall browsing experience.

Time and Date:

This refers to the current time and date on a computer system. It is crucial for various applications, such as scheduling tasks, logging events, and presenting time-related information to users.

CPU Class/Type:

The CPU (Central Processing Unit) class/type refers to the specific architecture or type of processor in a computer. It includes information about the CPU's manufacturer, model, and architecture, providing insights into the computer's processing capabilities.

Display Color Depth:

Display color depth indicates the number of colors that can be displayed on a computer monitor. It is usually measured in bits per pixel. Common color depths include 8-bit (256 colors), 16-bit (65,536 colors), 24-bit (16.8 million colors), and 32-bit (16.8 million colors with an additional alpha channel for transparency).

Display Width X Height:

Display width and height represent the dimensions of the computer monitor or screen in pixels. It specifies the number of pixels horizontally (width) and vertically (height), providing the screen's resolution.

Window Width and Window Height:

Window width and height refer to the dimensions of the current browser window or viewport. These values may change dynamically as the user resizes the browser window. JavaScript and other web technologies allow developers to retrieve and manipulate these dimensions.

Browser Headers

When a web browser sends a request to a server, it includes various HTTP headers that convey important information about the client's preferences and capabilities. Among these headers, the Accept, Accept-Encoding, Accept-Language, and Connection headers play crucial roles in shaping the communication between the browser and the server.

Accept:

The Accept header specifies the types of media content that the browser can understand and process. It helps the server determine the appropriate content format to send in response to the request. This includes file types such as HTML, XML, images, or other media.

Accept-Encoding Header:

The Accept-Encoding header informs the server about the encoding algorithms that the browser supports for content compression. This helps in optimising data transfer, reducing latency, and enhancing the overall browsing experience

Accept-language :

The Accept header communicates the preferred languages of the user. It enables the server to deliver content in the user's preferred language when available.

Connection:

The Connection header indicates the type of connection the browser prefers with the server. It can specify whether the browser prefers a persistent connection