Browser Capability Checker
Check whether the current browser supports location, camera, screen capture, Wake Lock, WebAuthn, WebGPU, and other important web APIs.
Check whether the current browser supports location, camera, screen capture, Wake Lock, WebAuthn, WebGPU, and other important web APIs.
Read latitude, longitude, accuracy, altitude, and speed after permission is granted. Location data stays in the browser.
Inspect camera and microphone devices, permissions, and active track settings, then stop the test stream immediately.
Capture a still photo from the browser camera and download it as JPEG. The image is created only in browser memory.
Record microphone input in the browser and create a playable, downloadable WebM or MP4 audio file.
Record a user-selected screen, window, or browser tab and download it as WebM or MP4.
Read one alpha, beta, gamma, and absolute-orientation sample on supported mobile browsers.
Enable or release a screen wake lock while the current tab remains visible on supported browsers.
Send text or a URL to the operating system share sheet, with a clipboard fallback when Web Share is unavailable.
Write text to the clipboard or read permitted clipboard text and MIME types.
Open and edit local text, JSON, or CSV files in the browser, then save back when supported or download a new file.
Check notification permission and show a local test notification after the user grants access.
Test a bounded vibration and pause pattern in milliseconds on supported mobile browsers.
Enter fullscreen for the current web page, inspect the state, or exit fullscreen.
Test camera, location, screen capture, clipboard, and device capabilities directly in an HTTPS browser page without installation. This category includes 14 tools.
It includes location, camera and microphone, screen recording, Wake Lock, sharing, clipboard, and local file tools.
Only page and JavaScript delivery use server bandwidth; device data and generated files remain in the browser.