Check Browser Headers
Your Browser Information
| Header | Value | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| IP Address | 54.166.233.99 (ec2-54-166-233-99.compute-1.amazonaws.com) 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/2.0 (http://commoncrawl.org/faq/) 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 /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). |
| Referrer | Knowing the last page you visited enables site owners to troubleshoot and maintain their websites, as well as find out information about how people use their sites | |
| Accepted media types |
| 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 | 42636 | Your browser typically connects to port 80 on web servers to request data, and supplies a (random) local port to receive the data |
| 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). |
| If Modified Since | Sun, 22 Apr 2018 21:42:15 GMT | Your browser may specify that it only wants to load the page if it has been changed |