A simple tool to check the client browser version and operating system with some more details. The Browser User-Agent is detected and displayed in a nice way with some extra information see features. The user can take a screenshot of the information or send it directly via E-Mail (PHPMailer or PHP mail function) to a given address.

• Webserver or localhost with PHP 7.4 or higher
• Mailserver so send vie SMTP (Optional)
• Composer to install dependencies (required)

Desktop and Mobile view

1. Clone this repository
2. Run composer install to install dependencies
3. Copy config.php.sample to config.php and edit the settings
4. Choose if you want to use the PHPMailer or the integrated PHP mail function
5. Open the index.php file in your browser

1. Upload the files to your webserver
2. Install composer on your server and run composer install --no-dev --optimize-autoloader inside the project folder
3. Copy config.php.sample to config.php and set the settings
4. Open the index.php file in your browser

• Settings need to be set in the config.php file
• A static testmail script is included to test a smtp connection via PHPMailer
• If you want to use SMTP with Google, Apple, Microsoft or Azure, please refer to the documentation of PHPMailer for further modules
• In production make sure to set the DEBUG setting to false to hide error messages, otherwise the ajax requests message will not show in the frontend

• Detects
  • the browser and engine version
  • the operating system
  • the user's IP address
  • the user's browser resolution
  • the user's device type
  • the user's browser preferred language
• Screenshot / Capture
  • A button to take a screenshot / capture the information in a canvas
  • The canvas is shown in a nice fancybox
  • The fancybox provides a download button to save the image
• Send E-Mail
  • The data can be sent directly to an E-Mail address
  • You can choose to use a SMTP server or the PHP mail function
    • The SMTP server settings can be configured in the config.php file
  • Shows a message depending on the success or failure of the mail function
  • Send email button is disabled after sending the mail
  • Sendmail function is handled via ajax request
  • Styled messages for success and error responses
• Shows a unique token which is also sent via mail and on the screenshot
• Optimized for mobile devices

• For updating the browser and device detection, you can use the composer package manager.
  • You can easily update the WhichBrowser library by running the command composer update whichbrowser/parser in the project folder.
• Styling is done with LESS and compiled to CSS

This project uses the following libraries

• PHP
  • WhichBrowser (To interpret the browsers User-Agent string and identify latest browsers and devices)
  • PHPMailer (Optional)
• JS
  • jQuery (3.5.1)
  • html2canvas (1.4.1)
  • FancyBox (3.5.7)
• CSS / Fonts
  • Fonts
    • Open Sans (locally integrated Google Font)
    • Roboto Mono (locally integrated Google Font)
  • Icon Library
    • Font Awesome Pro (6.5.2)