What your browser reveals
We read operating system, browser, cookies, screen, and related signals that help diagnose site or device issues—then give you a link to send to a developer.
What we detect
BrowserAbout.com gathers the signals support teams ask for most when a site or device misbehaves:
- Browser — name, version, and engine details from your current session
- Operating system — platform and version clues available to the page
- JavaScript — whether scripts can run (required for a full report)
- Cookies — first-party and third-party cookie availability
- Screen & window — display size and browser viewport
- Add-ons — plugin and blocker signals that often break embeds or ads
Need a specific check first? See what browser you are using, cookie status, or JavaScript status.
FAQ
When should I use BrowserAbout.com?
Use it when a website fails only on your machine, or when support asks for browser and OS details. Run a scan, create a shareable link, and paste it into the ticket or email.
What does sharing do?
Creating a shareable link saves a point-in-time snapshot for 90 days. Anyone with that link can open the same diagnostic view. Learn more on sharing browser info with support.
Do I need JavaScript enabled?
Yes. Most useful signals are collected in the browser. If JavaScript is off, you will see a warning and the report will be incomplete.
What data is stored?
Shared reports store the diagnostic payload you generate. See the privacy page for details on what is collected and how links work.