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User Agent Chrome – What You Need to Know

Keeping track of your Chrome user agent string ensures you’re getting the right experience, whether you’re testing web compatibility, protecting your privacy, or troubleshooting site issues. If you’re wondering what your current UA string is, how to view it, or even spoof it, you’re in the right place.

What’s Chrome’s Current User Agent String?

As of April 25 , 2025, for the stable release of Chrome 134.0.6998.31 on Windows 10, the typical UA string is:

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/135.0.0.0 Safari/537.36

This string identifies your browser version, rendering engine, and operating system in every HTTP request.

How to Check Your Chrome User Agent

Not sure what UA string your browser is sending? Here’s how to find out:

• chrome://version
  • Open Chrome and navigate to chrome://version.
  • Look for the User Agent line to view the full string.
• Developer Tools Console
  • Open Developer Tools (Ctrl + Shift + I on Windows/Linux or ⌘ + Option + I on Mac).
  • In the Console tab, type navigator.userAgent and press Enter.

Both methods reveal exactly what Chrome reports to websites.

How to Download or Update Chrome?

Want to see how a site behaves on a different device or browser version? Override Chrome’s UA in a few clicks:

• Open Developer Tools.
• Select the three‑dot menu in the tools panel, then choose More tools → Network conditions.
• Under User agent, uncheck Select automatically.
• Choose a preset UA or enter your own custom string.
• Refresh the page to apply the new UA.

This lets you simulate virtually any browser or device without additional software.

Why Customize Your Chrome User Agent?

• Compatibility Testing: Verify layouts and features across different browsers and devices.
• Privacy: Reduce fingerprinting by spoofing a more generic UA.
• Development: Emulate mobile or legacy environments directly from your desktop.
• Debugging: Pinpoint issues tied to specific UA strings.

Looking Ahead: User-Agent Client Hints

The web is moving toward a more privacy‑focused approach known as User‑Agent Client Hints. Rather than sending one long string, Chrome will share only the details that sites actually need. As Chrome continues its regular release cycle every 4–6 weeks, your UA string and how you work with it may evolve. Bookmark this page to stay informed about any changes.

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