Device Info / Spec Report

Everything this browser reports about your device — and what it cannot see.

What a browser cannot see

  • —The processor model, its clock speed, or its temperature
  • —How much memory is installed, beyond a capped and rounded hint
  • —Storage capacity, free space, or drive health
  • —The graphics card model — beyond what the GPU driver chooses to report to WebGL
  • —Battery capacity or condition
  • —The operating system version, precisely
  • —Anything about other devices on your network

Any page claiming to read those from a browser is either guessing from the user-agent string or asking you to install something.

Result

Reading…

Everything above is what this browser is willing to disclose to any page you visit — which is also the point worth taking away: this is your fingerprint, and no permission was needed for any of it. The values are deliberately coarse. Memory is rounded to a power of two and capped, the thread count is not a core count, and the graphics string is whatever the driver chooses to say. Nothing here is a hardware specification, and the list below is why.

What this cannot tell you

  • Reads what the browser exposes to any page. It cannot read your processor model, installed memory, storage, temperatures or battery condition — no web page can.
  • The values browsers do report are deliberately coarse: memory is rounded to a power of two and capped at 8 GB, and the thread count is not a core count. Both are reduced specifically to make fingerprinting harder.
  • The graphics string comes from the GPU driver through WebGL, and some browsers return a generic name on purpose.
  • Nothing here is transmitted. It is read in the page and shown to you — which is also the point: this is what every site you visit can read without asking.

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