What Is My Browser

About This Tool

So, you’re wondering what browser you’re using? Maybe you clicked a link from a friend, or a website asked you to check—whatever the reason, this tool tells you exactly what’s running under the hood. No fluff, no ads, just the facts. It’s like a quick ID check for your browser. Simple, fast, and actually useful. I built this because I got tired of guessing. One minute I’m on Chrome, the next I’m testing something in Firefox, and suddenly I forget which one I’m in. This tool cuts through the confusion. It detects your browser name, version, and even the engine it’s using. Whether you’re on Edge, Safari, or some obscure fork of Chromium, it’ll tell you. And no, it doesn’t track you. No cookies, no scripts, no sneaky background stuff. Just a straightforward answer to a straightforward question.

Key Features

• Instant detection – no waiting, no loading screens
• Shows browser name and exact version
• Identifies the rendering engine (like Blink, WebKit, Gecko)
• Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile
• No data collection – your privacy stays yours
• Lightweight and fast – runs in a split second

FAQ

Why do I need to know my browser?
Sometimes websites act weird because they don’t play nice with certain browsers. Knowing yours helps troubleshoot issues, update software, or explain problems to support teams. It’s basic info, but surprisingly handy.

Does this tool slow down my browser?
Nope. It’s just a quick script that reads your user agent string—something your browser already sends to every site. No extra load, no lag. It’s lighter than most favicons.