Browser Information Tool

Browser Information Tool aggregates navigator and window properties—user agent, language, cookie enabled state, online status, platform, and feature hints—into one readable report.

Support tickets asking “what browser are you on?” get answered with a copy-paste block instead of screenshot archaeology.

SaaS bugs reproduce only on specific browser builds—collecting structured environment data speeds triage.

QA validates cookie and language settings before i18n test passes.

• Attach browser report to helpdesk tickets
• Verify cookies enabled before auth debugging
• Document test environment in bug bounty reports
• Compare corporate laptop vs personal browser configs
• Train users on what info support needs

1. 1Open the tool page to auto-detect current browser context.
2. 2Review displayed fields—language, platform, cookie status, connection hints.
3. 3Copy full report using the copy button if provided.
4. 4Paste into ticket or Slack thread for engineers.
5. 5Use User Agent Parser when you need to decode a different UA string.

• Private browsing may disable third-party cookies—note mode when reporting auth issues.
• Pair with Device Information for screen and touch context.
• Do not paste reports containing internal extension lists to public forums if sensitive.
• Re-run after changing browser settings to confirm fixes.

• Reports reflect this browser tab’s environment only—not remote users unless they run the tool.
• Some enterprise policies spoof or lock fields.
• Common mistake — assuming user agent alone identifies browser version: check full report fields.