Client information

IP/host tools

Shows information about your browser, network and system.

This online tool grabs all available information about the browser you're using, its capabilities, your network (IP and proxy) and some system info** like local time and screen features. 

We do not store this information. 

Your information
  1. 1. Network
  2. 2. System
  3. 3. Browser
  4. 4. HTTP headers (12 sent)
  5. 5. Cookies (4)
  6. 6. Accepted MIME types (6)
  7. 7. Preferred languages (2)
  8. 8. Accepted charsets (3)
  9. 9. Accepted encodings (1)

Network

Your IPIP tools
Your port
Pinging result:
IP belongs to address space of...Geo details
Proxy buffer

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20 (FTP-DATA)
21 (FTP)
22 (SSH)
23 (TELNET)
25 (SMTP)
80 (HTTP)
110 (POP3)
143 (IMAP)
443 (HTTPS)
3389 (Remote Desktop)

System

Local time
UTC time
Local GMT offset
UTC timestamp
Screen resolution
Browser window dimensions
Color depth
Are cookies enabled in your browser?

Browser

User-Agent string
Does your user-agent string looks like a robot's?List

Capabilities & features

Plugin information is provided by mighty PluginDetect for JavaScript.
JavaScript
Adobe Flash Player [Install]Unavailable.
Sun Java applets [Install]Unavailable.
Microsoft Silverlight [Install]Unavailable.
Adobe Shockwave [Install]Unavailable.
QuickTime Player [Install]Unavailable.
RealPlayer plug-in [Install]Unavailable.
Embedded PDF support Unavailable.
Adobe PDF Reader plug-in Unavailable.
Windows MediaPlayer plug-in Unavailable.

Installed browser plugins

HTTP headers (12 sent)

AcceptDetails
Accept-CharsetDetails
Accept-EncodingDetails
Accept-LanguageDetails
Cache-Control
Connection
Host
Pragma
User-Agent
X-Cc-Id
X-Forwarded-For
X-Real-Ip

Cookies (4)

blog-comments[author]
blog-comments[authorEMail]
blog-comments[authorHome]
blog-comments[signatureSource]

Accepted MIME types (6)

100%
100%
100%
90%
80%
50%(Any MIME)

Preferred languages (2)

100%
50%

Accepted charsets (3)

100%
70%
70% (Any)

Accepted encodings (1)

Page encoding is a method of transmitting data from server to your browser (the client). Most simple case is plain transmission with no special encoding used. Most other encodings are various types of compression.

Encoding is specified by browser (or other user agent) by means of HTTP header %Accept-Encoding%. Its value is a string list of general preference format. For example: 

Accept-Language: ru-ru,ru;q=0.8,en-us;q=0.5,en;q=0.3

Most used output compression (encoding) on PHP sites is GZIP which can be turned on by a single line of PHP code:

PHP
ob_start('ob_gzhandler');

GZIP compression allows to shrink most HTML pages down to 30% of original size. Of course, extra CPOU processing power is necessary as a trade-off (but usually it's small enough).

Your Accelt-Language header looks like this: 

Accept-Encoding: gzip

And here's what it means:

100%