Check Browser Headers

Your Browser Information

A list of the headers sent by your web browser
Header	Value	Explanation
IP Address	38.107.179.242, 173.245.48.95 (). Locate this IP	Your IP address tells a website where to send the response to your requests for pages and files Note: IP address is a not a browser header
User Agent	CCBot/1.0 (+http://www.commoncrawl.org/b ot.html) probably Unknown version Unknown running on Unknown	Your web browser identifies itself in order that websites can display content that works with your software
Browser Request	GET /online-tools/check-browser-headers from andylangton.co.uk	The request (for this page) that produced the headers. The is composed of the request method (usually GET or POST), the host (andylangton.co.uk) and the requested URI (/online-tools/check-browser-headers).
Accepted Language(s)	en-us,en;q=0.5	By telling websites which languages you understand, they have the opportunity to provide you content in that language
Accepted media types	*text/html,application/xhtml+xml,text/xml;q=0.9,text/plain;q=0.8,image/png,/;q=0.5*	Your browser only understands a limited range of different files, and sending this header helps sites know which file types to offer you
Accepted encoding	gzip	Some browsers support encoding that can allow for features like compressed content that speed up the browsing experience
Remote port	58396	Your browser typically connects to port 80 on web servers to request data, and supplies a (random) local port to receive the data
Accepted Character Set(s)	*ISO-8859-1,utf-8;q=0.7,;q=0.7**	The character sets your browser can support determine what characters in webpages you will be able to view correctly. In addition, some languages require a unique character set (e.g. Traditional Chinese)
Connection Type	close ()	Your web browser is most likely configured to use a persistent connection to web servers you connect to (this is intended to make browsing faster).
Cache Control	no-cache	Your browser uses caching to speed up internet browsing