Userparser is a user-agent parser & IP-address lookup API that transforms user agent strings into rich metadata and usage analytics. Sign up and start receiving parsed user-agent & ip-address data instantly to detect country, browser, OS, device, and crawler in real-time with our secure user-agent string & IP-address Lookup API.
This free user-agent parser and IP-address lookup tool enables developers to determine what type of device a user is using and where he is making the request. To assist them in creating more engaging user experiences.
With this tool, you can easily parse user agents and extract information such as device type, device name, device brand, device viewport width, device viewport height, operating system name, operating system version, browser name, browser version, crawler name, crawler category, crawler owner, crawler URL, and so on.
You can easily perform an IP-address lookup with this tool and extract information such as country name, country code, calling code, currency code, capital city, continent name and continent code, and so on.
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Helping developers to parser user agent and ip look up at the same time.
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Using a single API call, the developer can get his users device informations and ip address informations at the same time.
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Anyone who wants to see his/her users parsed device and ip data, especially Web developers.
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When helping someone over the phone, I get them to go to http://ipchicken.com Very easy URL to relay, "do you see the chicken? Let me know what the blue numbers are below it" - and most people seem to get a kick out of it! - Source: Hacker News / 9 months ago
Ahhh, that's why it's not working. You are behind an CGNAT from your ISP. If you go to something like ipchicken.com to see your public IP address, it won't match what pfSense has (and what you posted above). Source: 10 months ago
Unless you are paying for a static IP or a business account with your ISP, your public IP of your house will on occasion change. It typically shouldn't happen often though unless you routinely have power outages or reboot your router or ISP's mode frequently. Anyway, on a device connected to your home internet, go to a site like whatismyip.com or ipchicken.com which will tell you your public IP. Use that IP... Source: 10 months ago
Reply to them with an IP grabber link, get the IP. Goto each of your family's members houses and see if the IP matches with there's. Use ipchicken.com to get the current public IP the phone is using at each family members house. If they are using cellular data this of course will not work, but most people use there Wi-Fi when they are home automatedly. Source: 11 months ago
7 - I headed over to ipchicken.com but that page cannot be reached either. Source: 12 months ago
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