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Free Online Synthetic User Agent Generator

Generate a Chrome-on-Linux User-Agent template from an entered major version. It is synthetic test data, not a current browser database.

Your input stays on this device. Processing is bounded; regex runs in a worker with a two-second timeout.

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How to use Synthetic User Agent Generator
Generate a Chrome-on-Linux User-Agent template from an entered major version. It is synthetic test data, not a current browser database.
  1. Set Version.
  2. Run the tool, review the result and its stated limitations, then copy or download if needed.
Example & practical use
Generate a Chrome-on-Linux User-Agent template from an entered major version. It is synthetic test data, not a current browser database. The example below demonstrates Version.
Example input:
{
  "version": 120
}
Expected result (relevant fields):
"Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/120.0.0.0 Safari/537.36"
Features & result limitations
Generate a Chrome-on-Linux User-Agent template from an entered major version. It is synthetic test data, not a current browser database.
Frequently asked questions
What inputs does Synthetic User Agent Generator accept?
Version
How should I interpret the Synthetic User Agent Generator result?
Generate a Chrome-on-Linux User-Agent template from an entered major version. It is synthetic test data, not a current browser database.
Where does Synthetic User Agent Generator process my data?
Inputs are processed locally in your browser. Submitted text is not sent to external services. A successful-run event increments an aggregate tool counter without your input.