Paste any user-agent string to identify the likely browser, version, operating system, engine, device type, architecture hints, and whether it looks like a bot. Good for QA, analytics debugging, support tickets, and log triage.
Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Samsung Internet, Opera, bots/crawlers, desktop/mobile/tablet, and major OS families.
User-agent detection is heuristic. Browsers can spoof strings, and modern platforms are slowly reducing UA detail in favor of Client Hints.
Structured summary, notable flags, support-note text, and sample server-side parsing snippets you can copy.
Paste a raw UA string, load your current browser string, or try a preset. The parser updates immediately when you click analyze.
A practical classification you can share with humans, not just raw tokens.
Use this in tickets, QA bug reports, or internal support notes.
Shows the kind of info you might log alongside headers like User-Agent, Sec-CH-UA, and platform hints.