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User Agent Parser

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Parse and identify browser, OS, and device from any User-Agent string instantly.

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User-Agent String
Parsed Result
Paste a User-Agent string to parse it

A modern Chrome user agent string still contains the word Mozilla and a fake reference to Safari and AppleWebKit, leftover compatibility cruft from decades of browsers pretending to be each other so older sites wouldn't block them. Reading one by eye to figure out what actually sent a request means untangling that history first, which is exactly what this tool automates: paste in a User-Agent string and get back the actual browser name and version, the operating system, and whether the request came from a phone, tablet, or desktop, stripped of all the historical noise.

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Useful for debugging a bug report that only happens on a specific browser version, checking what an unfamiliar entry in a server log actually represents, or confirming a mobile detection script reads a device correctly before shipping it.

Key features

  • Clean interface
  • Fast processing
  • No signup required
  • Works offline

Quick answers for User Agent Parser

What information does it extract from a User-Agent string?
The browser name, operating system, and device type (Mobile, Tablet, TV, or Desktop), determined by matching the string against known browser and OS patterns.
Can it detect bots and crawlers?
Yes, it checks the User-Agent against a pattern covering common bot signatures like "bot", "crawl", "spider", "slurp", Googlebot, Bingbot, and Yandex, and flags a match instead of misreading it as a regular browser.
Are there sample User-Agent strings I can try?
Yes, quick-load buttons fill in example strings for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, or a bot, so you can see how the parser handles each one without hunting for a real string first.