See your browser, version, operating system, screen resolution, core count, estimated memory and available modern features. It is the technical summary the browser itself reports to a website.
How it works
- 1Open the page and read the identification block.
- 2Check whether the version matches what you expect for the device.
- 3Confirm features such as WebRTC and storage before relying on a site that needs them.
What is this check useful for?
It confirms pending updates, explains why a feature will not work, and gives precise information when you contact support for a website or your provider.
Is the reported memory exact?
No. It comes from a browser estimate, rounded and limited for privacy. Treat it as a capacity hint rather than a measurement.