What Browser Am I Using
Browser you are using
Detecting…
Detected locally from your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
How to use
- Open this page in the browser you want to identify — the answer appears at the top automatically.
- Read the headline for your browser name and version, then check Details for engine and OS.
- Click Copy to save the browser name and version for a support ticket.
FAQ
What browser am I using?
The headline shows your browser name and full version — for example Chrome 124 or Safari 17.4 — parsed from your current session's user agent.
How is this different from What Is My Browser?
Both tools detect the same data locally. This page is titled for the exact question "what browser am I using" and leads with that phrasing in the headline.
How do I find my browser version?
The version appears in the headline and in the Version and Major version rows. The major number (before the first dot) is what compatibility gates like Chrome 120+ refer to.
Can websites see a different browser than shown here?
This reflects what your browser reports via JavaScript and the user agent string. Extensions or dev-tools UA overrides can change what servers see — the page shows what your browser exposes now.
Why does it say Unknown?
Rare or embedded browsers may not match the parser's database. Copy the user agent from what is my user agent and paste it into the user agent parser for a deeper breakdown.
Is any data sent to a server?
No. Detection uses ua-parser-js in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Introduction
What Browser Am I Using answers the question in plain language the moment you open the page: your browser name and version appear front and center, with engine, operating system, and device type below.
Support teams, web developers, and everyday users ask this constantly — especially when a site says "update your browser" or "not supported." You should not have to dig through menus to answer it.
What the page shows
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Headline | Browser name + version (for example Firefox 125.0.1) |
| Engine | Layout engine (Blink, WebKit, Gecko) and version |
| Operating system | OS family and version your browser reports |
| Device type | desktop, mobile, tablet, or similar |
Common use cases
- Support calls — read the headline to the agent instead of navigating About pages.
- Compatibility checks — confirm you meet a minimum major version before troubleshooting a broken site.
- Remote help — send a non-technical user this link and ask them to read one line.
- After an update — refresh to verify the new version took effect.
Best practices
- Open the page in the same browser profile that has the problem — incognito or work profiles can differ.
- For the raw user agent string, use what is my user agent.
- For Chrome specifically, use what version of Chrome am I using.
- For the full environment snapshot, open device info.