Graphics (GPU)
The renderer and vendor behind WebGL on this machine.
We create a throwaway WebGL context and ask it which graphics adapter is driving it, then read the vendor and renderer strings. On Windows, Chromium routes this through ANGLE, so the name may be wrapped — the real GPU is still in there. Some browsers mask it for privacy, and we report that honestly.
Graphics (GPU)
The renderer and vendor behind WebGL, straight from your graphics stack.
More panels
Screen & Display
Resolution, pixel density, colour depth and a sampled refresh rate.
Browser & System
How your browser identifies itself, with a copy-ready health summary.
Hardware & Battery
Logical cores, memory, input capabilities and charge state.
Network
Effective connection type, downlink, latency and data-saver mode.
Feature Support
A pass/fail readout of the web platform APIs your browser ships.
About DeviceScope
Why every reading stays on your device.