STOP
asking your customers what browser they're using.
asking your customers what browser they're using.
NO MORE
explaining to them how to find their browser versions.
explaining to them how to find their browser versions.
Learn your customer browser details, without even
having to ask.
having to ask.
- create a custom checker page with your logo and subdomain
- send the URL to your customer
- receive a full report by email the moment they open the link
- all this for free, forever
Your reports will include:
- browser make & version
- operating system & version
- mobile device
- screen resolution
- viewport size
- pixel ratio (on mobile)
- color depth
- JavaScript availability
- Java availability & version
- Flash availability & version
- Silverlight availability & version
- Cookies availability
- user's IP address
- user's geo-location
- user's browser language
- user's time zone
- social logins status
- ad blocking plugins
- your custom variables.
Example Custom Page
Example Email Report
Some Tweets about us:
priceless http://t.co/GotfCidGea
— Tomás Mery Undurraga (@tmeryu) February 17, 2015Check your client's browsing environment in seconds. Genius. http://t.co/8vj55FWHvk #projectmanagement #accountmanagement #tips
— Conjure.io (@conjureio) March 23, 2015A great website to point clients at when your website is not working for them. Get to the root of the issue fast: http://t.co/wNtR6bV4Jv
— Paul Boag (@boagworld) February 17, 2015You got to love this! Next time your client says the website you created does not look right in there PC head here http://t.co/9nuEpcQ5Xk
— colin cornwall (@shyneewebdesign) April 1, 2014Yourbrowser.is may just be the coolest way to answer any web developer’s arcane questions.
— Benjamin Sullivan (@JaminSully) March 31, 2015What great idea, perfect for clients who haven't got a clue!
http://t.co/fdHUoGzNnQ
— Shane Prendergast (@Webknit) March 23, 2015If you do client based work, this is a site you really need. Just know what your client is using; http://t.co/vEjOWg7AOj
— Rene Sebastian (@rjwsebastian) March 26, 2014Been look for something like this for a while. Get sent info on a users browsing environment http://t.co/Vp846bwVxz @YourBrowser
— Stuart McPherson (@sjmcpherso) January 17, 2015Very cool tool for checking out your browser details or (even better) create a customized checker for your clients http://t.co/cSQCGg1vsA
— Jeremiah Hester (@Pixelnated) September 11, 2013Here’s a great tool for answering the age old question: “What browser are you using?” http://t.co/h87ymm6WLi
— Kevin Brennan (@brennancreative) March 23, 2015Remember that time when your web partner asked you for a ton of obscure browser details? yourbrowser.is will do all of the heavy lifting.
— Headspace (@HeadspaceInc) March 31, 2015I often need to supply browser details when editing digital products and use this site for accessing key info. http://t.co/tXoN8GFFIm
— Jemma Hillyer (@askelitetext) March 25, 2015Struggling w/ your customers systems? Get their specs easily: http://t.co/XQ1yktlrpg
Great for webdesigners! #webdesign #ux #browsers #html
— UxD Insights (@UxDInsights) April 10, 2015Great link to send clients when diagnosing website issues on their end: http://t.co/7lyjGXUDfg
— Adrian Pelletier (@adrianpelletier) February 15, 2015Great tool for user troubleshooting - http://t.co/UPEifX07RA
— Ed Morrissey (@emorrissey) February 15, 2015more...