Category

Browser Diagnostics

Browser tools focus on the software session: identity and features, storage and cookies, graphics APIs, and related web-platform checks.

Start with Browser Information for engine context, Browser Storage Test for quota and local or session probes, and the dedicated API tools when a single capability is under test. Use Device Information in Hardware for viewport and hardware hints.

Featured

Start here for the most common checks in this category.

Catalog

All browser diagnostics

15 published tools in this category.

FAQ

Browser Diagnostics FAQ

Common questions about this category of diagnostics.

Why is my user agent reduced?
Modern browsers intentionally limit fingerprintable detail. Client Hints and UA reduction can shorten version strings; that is expected.
Why do WebUSB, Web Bluetooth, or Web Serial fail in Safari or Firefox?
Those device APIs are largely Chromium plus secure-context features. Safari and Firefox often omit them, unsupported there is usually a platform limit.
Do these tools upload my browser data?
No. Diagnostics run in your browser session for on-page display. Prefer a private window if workplace extensions inject unexpected behavior.
Where is Device Information?
Device Information lives under the Hardware category. Browser Diagnostics focus on browser software and web platform APIs; Hardware covers viewport and device capability signals.

Guides

Buying & troubleshooting guides

Editorial docs and policies that pair with these tools.

Explore

Keep testing with adjacent DeviceHub hubs.

  • Hardware Information

    CPU, GPU, RAM, battery, and screen capability signals from the browser.

  • Network Tools

    IP, DNS leak, WebRTC leak, headers, and connection diagnostics.

  • Camera Tests

    Webcam previews, resolution, FPS, permissions, and camera device details.

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