Your Browser, Detected Automatically
Check the quick stats above for your browser name and operating system. The tool reads your browser's user agent and feature support to identify it instantly.
Browser detection is useful when you are debugging a website, checking compatibility, or helping tech support understand your setup.
Popular Browsers and Their Engines
| Browser | Rendering Engine | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Google Chrome | Blink | Most widely used desktop browser |
| Microsoft Edge | Blink | Chromium-based since 2020 |
| Mozilla Firefox | Gecko | Independent engine, strong privacy features |
| Safari | WebKit | Default on Apple devices |
| Opera | Blink | Built-in VPN and ad blocker |
How to Check Your Browser Version Manually
- Chrome / Edge / Opera — menu (⋮) → Help → About Chrome / About Edge / About Opera.
- Firefox — menu (☰) → Help → About Firefox.
- Safari — Safari menu → About Safari.
Your exact version number matters when reporting bugs — include it when you contact a website's support team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which browser am I on right now?
Look at the quick stats at the top of this page — it shows your browser name, operating system and version, detected in real time.
What is a rendering engine?
The rendering engine is the part of the browser that turns HTML, CSS and JavaScript into the page you see. Chrome, Edge and Opera use Blink; Firefox uses Gecko; Safari uses WebKit.
Are Edge and Chrome the same browser?
No, but they are closely related — both are built on the Chromium project and use the Blink engine, so websites usually behave the same way in both.