User Agent Parser

Decode the mystery of the User Agent string. Our UA Parser allows you to paste any browser identification string and get a human-readable breakdown. Easily identify if a visitor is using Chrome on Windows, Safari on iPhone, or a bot from a search engine.

A vital tool for web developers debugging cross-browser compatibility issues.

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How to Parse User Agents

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    Paste the 'User Agent' string into the input box.

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    The tool will instantly parse the string into structured data.

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    Review the Browser name, Version, Operating System, and Device category.

Understanding UA Strings

What is a User Agent?

It is a text string that your browser sends to every website you visit. It acts as an 'ID card' that tell the server what technology your device supports.

Debugging Mobile Layouts

If a user reports a bug on a specific device, ask for their User Agent. You can then use this parser to see exactly which OS and browser they were using.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can UA strings be faked?

Yes. Developers often 'spoof' User Agents to test how websites react to different devices. This tool will parse whatever string is provided.

Does it identify bots?

Yes! Our parser can identify common crawlers like Googlebot, Bingbot, and various social media link previewers.

Why Use This Tool?

  • Instant human-readable breakdown
  • Identifies Browser and OS versions
  • Detects Device types (Mobile/Desktop)
  • Recognizes Search Engine Bots

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