Updated at: Jun 25, 2024
When Web Developers or I.T. Support help their customers or staff with I.T. problems, the first thing they need to know is all the technical details for the person with the problem, including things like which web browser, version number, operating system, and various other settings. Knowing this top-line information helps to reproduce the issues and narrow down possible causes. But it's hard for a non-technical person to figure out all of these arcane technical details, so whatismybrowser.com gives them this information quickly, simply and clearly, making the job of helping your customers or clients easier.
This site aims to be straightforward and user friendly for non technical users, extensive in its detection, and to still provide the extended information for advanced users who need it.
WhatIsMyBrowser.com was founded by Brett Harris in 2010.
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Our list of stuff we love has grown quite a bit; so now there's a dedicated page for stuff we love to use.
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We love providing whatismybrowser.com completely for free, but if you'd really like to show your appreciation, it's easy to support the site; check out our Support WhatIsMyBrowser.com page for more information.
Everyone who has given me constructive feedback and encouragement, including all the people who have taken a moment to send me a quick message to say thanks.
Thanks to Marcus Byrne for our logo, he's an excellent Queensland based graphic designer and creative Photoshop retoucher, check him out if you need some photographic retouching or graphic design work.
This product includes GeoLite2 data created by MaxMind, available from https://www.maxmind.com/ to do the IP based location detection.
The CSS for this website uses normalize.css v8.0.1 | MIT License | github.com/necolas/normalize.css. Thanks Nicolas!
And to everyone who uses this site: Thank you.