Parse a User-Agent into readable individual components.
The User-Agent parser reads a User-Agent string and tells you which browser, browser version and operating system it belongs to. Your own browser's user agent is filled in automatically, and parsing happens in your browser.
User agents show up in server logs and analytics. Parsing them helps to debug browser specific issues, to understand the devices of your visitors, and to recognize search engine crawlers such as Googlebot and Bingbot.
Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Samsung Internet and more.
Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Chrome OS and Linux.
Recognizes Googlebot and Bingbot user agents.
The current browser's user agent is pre-filled.
It's a string that the browser sends with every request, describing the browser, its version and the operating system.
Yes, any client can send any user agent. To verify a search engine bot, use a reverse IP lookup.
For historical compatibility reasons, almost every browser still includes Mozilla/5.0.
Partly. Chromium browsers reduce the details in the string and offer User-Agent Client Hints instead.