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HTTP Header Check

View the request headers your browser sent to this page.

HTTP Browser Header Check displays the HTTP request headers sent by your browser when it loads this page. These headers can include your user agent, accepted content types, language preferences, compression support, referrer information, and other request metadata.

HTTP Header Check

Review the request headers your browser sent when loading this page.

HTTP Header Check Result

12 request headers received from this browser request.

These are request headers sent by your browser to this tools page. Header names and values vary by browser, VPN, proxy, extension, privacy setting, and network. Sensitive headers such as Cookie and Authorization are redacted in the display.

Request Overview

Client IP 172.69.135.72
Request method GET
Request path /http-browser-header
Protocol HTTP
User-Agent Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; [email protected])
Accept-Language Not sent

Browser Request Headers

Header Value
Accept */*
Accept-Encoding gzip, br
Cdn-Loop cloudflare; loops=1
Cf-Connecting-Ip 216.73.216.136
Cf-Ipcountry US
Cf-Ray a20e0625eca7dfff-SJC
Cf-Visitor {"scheme":"https"}
Cookie [redacted]
Host tools.iplocation.net
User-Agent Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; [email protected])
X-Forwarded-For 216.73.216.136, 172.69.135.72
X-Forwarded-Proto http

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How to use HTTP Browser Header Check

No URL input is required. The report is generated from your current browser request to this tools page, similar to the original CI3 tool. Reload the page after changing browsers, VPNs, proxies, privacy settings, or extensions to compare how the headers change.

What browser request headers show

Request headers help web servers understand the client making the request. Common examples include User-Agent, Accept, Accept-Language, Accept-Encoding, and connection-related headers. Some headers may be added, removed, or modified by browsers, corporate gateways, VPNs, reverse proxies, privacy tools, and browser extensions.

Privacy note

Header values can reveal browser and environment details. This tool redacts sensitive request headers such as cookies and authorization values in the displayed result. Header availability and exact values may vary by browser and network path.

Browser Header Tips

Use this tool when troubleshooting browser behavior, content negotiation, language preferences, compression support, proxy behavior, or user-agent detection. For checking headers returned by a remote website, use the HTTP Server Header tool instead.

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