Browser check

Find out in seconds which browser you use.

See which browser you are using and whether a new update is available.

  • Visible immediately and easy to understand
  • No installation needed – directly in the browser
  • Free to use and privacy-conscious

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Data status: 2026-09-12 22:02 UTC

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Unknown browser

Not conclusive
Browser version
Latest version Not available
Operating system Unknown operating system
Device Computer
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The update status cannot be determined reliably.

Some browsers hide their full version. Browser and operating system were still identified as accurately as possible.

“Copy details” places the browser, version, operating system, device and JavaScript status on the clipboard as plain text. Nothing is stored. A time-limited encrypted report is created only when you choose “Create a link for support”.

Overview

What BrowserDetails.org shows at a glance

The homepage combines fast browser detection with understandable guidance for everyday use, support and security.

All important details instantly visible

Browser, version, operating system and screen size are presented right at the top in a clear structure.

Privacy-conscious and easy to understand

A support card is only saved when you explicitly create a link. You choose which additional details it contains.

Useful for support and follow-up questions

With just a few clicks you can copy your details, share them as a report or save them as a PDF – ideal for troubleshooting and documentation.

More technical details
IP address 216.73.216.xxx Detailed analysis at ipv6x.org
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User agentMozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)

Market share

Most widely used browsers

The chart uses the latest fully completed month. You can switch between Germany and worldwide usage.

As of August 2026

Chrome
69.39 %
Safari
15.83 %
Edge
5.36 %
Firefox
2.98 %
Samsung Internet
2.01 %
Opera
1.94 %
Source: StatCounter Global Stats

Browser choices

Modern browsers at a glance

You do not have to switch browsers. This list includes Firefox and other widely used browsers with links to their official download pages.

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Find out with our sister project Browserbenchmark.org – the performance test runs right in your browser window.

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Browser help

Common browser questions

Clear explanations of browsers, versions, JavaScript and updates.

FAQ

Common questions

Some terms sound more technical than they really are. The most important points are briefly explained below.

Which browser am I using?

The provider name and detected version appear in the large result card above. A browser is the program you use to open websites, such as Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari.

Is my browser up to date?

BrowserDetails.org compares the detected version with published manufacturer data. During staged rollouts a newer version may exist before it is offered to everyone. The status will then read “Rolling out”.

Why is the full version not always detected?

Modern browsers reduce some details for privacy reasons. Where possible, the page supplements missing values through Client Hints. Safari and Firefox expose fewer details than Chromium-based browsers.

What is JavaScript?

JavaScript allows websites to react to input and load content dynamically. When it is disabled, many forms, menus and web applications work only in a limited way or not at all.

What is included in a support card?

By default it contains browser, version, operating system, device type and JavaScript status. IP address, screen size and the full user agent are included only when you choose them.

Is my IP address stored?

It is not stored in a support card during a normal visit. It is included in an encrypted, time-limited report only when you explicitly select it.

Is an up-to-date browser completely secure?

No! An up-to-date browser closes known security vulnerabilities and is therefore an important foundation for a secure computer system. An updated operating system, careful handling of downloads and strong passwords are just as important (tip: www.starkespasswort.de).

Why is Tor Browser shown as Firefox?

Tor Browser is based on Firefox ESR and deliberately presents itself to websites as Firefox. This makes fingerprinting more difficult and is part of its privacy design. A website therefore cannot reliably distinguish Firefox from Tor Browser. Otherwise, it would be easy to block Tor users, for example.

Support

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Choose which details the report should contain. Browser, version, operating system and JavaScript are already selected.

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