Browser inspector
User Agent Viewer
Interpret the standard browser information attached to this request without creating a fingerprint or persistent profile.
Best-effort detection
Your browser details
Show raw user-agent
Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)
How user-agent detection works
Browsers send a user-agent string for compatibility. It usually contains browser-family tokens, an operating-system token, and hints about mobile devices. Modern browsers may reduce or freeze parts of this string to limit passive fingerprinting.
IPMora uses a small parser with no external library and supplements the result with standard client hints when the browser sends them. The values are interpreted only for this response and are not stored.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Is user-agent detection always exact?
No. User-agent strings can be reduced, modified, or imitated. The result is a best-effort interpretation, not a verified identity.
Does this use browser fingerprinting?
No. IPMora parses the standard user-agent and client hint headers already sent with the current request. It does not combine signals into a persistent identifier.
Why does Windows not show an exact version?
Modern browser user-agent strings often report a compatibility platform value that cannot reliably distinguish current Windows releases.