User-Agent Parser
Parse a User-Agent header into browser, OS, device, and engine information.
Parse a User-Agent header into browser, OS, device, and engine information.
How to use User-Agent Parser
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Paste a User-Agent string
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See browser, OS, device, and engine
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Optionally load your own browser's UA
Why use User-Agent Parser?
- Detects Chromium-based browsers separately (Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi)
- Identifies iOS, Android, Windows NT, macOS with version mapping
- Flags bots and crawlers (Googlebot, HeadlessChrome, etc.)
Common use cases
- Debugging user-agent sniffing in analytics
- Investigating suspicious traffic patterns
- Testing responsive design against real UAs
About User-Agent Parser
The User-Agent string is how browsers identify themselves to servers — and it's notoriously messy. The User-Agent Parser decodes any UA into four clean fields: browser name and version, operating system, device type, and rendering engine. It also flags obvious bots and crawlers, which is handy when auditing access logs or analytics.
Frequently asked questions
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