Device Information

This device information tool can detect a wide range of details about your system including:

• Browser Information - Name, version, engine, user agent, and capabilities
• Operating System - OS name, platform, architecture, CPU cores, and memory
• Screen Details - Resolution, color depth, pixel ratio, and orientation
• Network Information - Connection type, speed, and online status
• Supported Technologies - WebGL, WebRTC, Canvas, WebAssembly support
• Language & Time - Browser languages, timezone, and current time

Checking device information is useful for several purposes:

• Web Development - Testing how your website appears on different devices and browsers
• Troubleshooting - Identifying browser compatibility issues or missing features
• System Diagnostics - Checking if your browser supports modern web technologies
• Privacy Awareness - Understanding what information websites can detect about you
• Technical Support - Providing detailed system information when reporting issues
• Performance Testing - Understanding device capabilities for optimization

Device detection accuracy varies depending on the type of information being detected:

• Highly Accurate - Screen resolution, browser capabilities, JavaScript/cookie support
• Generally Accurate - Browser name/version, basic OS detection, language preferences
• Approximate - Device memory, CPU cores (limited by browser security policies)
• May Be Blocked - Geolocation, device orientation (requires user permission)

Some information may be limited or blocked by privacy settings, browser extensions, or security policies. Modern browsers intentionally limit certain device fingerprinting capabilities to protect user privacy.

While device information can be used for tracking, there are important privacy considerations:

• Browser Fingerprinting - Combinations of device characteristics can create unique identifiers
• Privacy Protection - Modern browsers limit access to sensitive device information
• User Control - You can disable JavaScript, use privacy extensions, or browse in incognito mode
• Legitimate Uses - Most websites use device info for optimization and compatibility, not tracking

To enhance privacy, consider using browser privacy settings, VPNs, or privacy-focused browsers that limit device fingerprinting capabilities.