User Agent Finder

User Agent Finder

Instantly Detect Your Browser's User Agent String and Device Information

What is the User Agent Finder Tool?

The User Agent Finder is a free online tool that instantly displays your browser's user agent string and parses it to reveal detailed information about your browser type, version, operating system, device, and rendering engine. Every time you visit a website, your browser automatically sends this user agent information in the HTTP header.whatismyip+3​

Whether you're a web developer testing browser compatibility, a QA engineer debugging cross-platform issues, a support technician troubleshooting website problems, or simply curious about what information your browser shares with websites, the CyberTools User Agent Finder provides instant, detailed insights about your browsing environment.chemicloud+1​

How to Use the User Agent Finder

Using our user agent detection tool is instant and requires no input:chemicloud​

Step 1: Visit the Tool Page

Simply load the User Agent Finder tool page at CyberTools. No need to enter anything – the tool automatically detects your information.chemicloud​

Step 2: View Your User Agent String

Your complete user agent string is displayed immediately:whatismybrowser​

Example User Agent String:

text
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 
(KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/120.0.0.0 Safari/537.36

This cryptic string contains valuable information about your browser and system.statsig+1​

Step 3: See Parsed Information

Our tool automatically parses the user agent and displays:bulk-tools+1​

Browser Details:

• Browser Name: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera, etc.
• Browser Version: Specific version number (e.g., 120.0.0.0)
• Rendering Engine: Blink, Gecko, WebKit, Tridentbulk-tools+1​
• Browser Family: Chromium-based, Mozilla-based, etc.

Operating System:bulk-tools​

• OS Name: Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android
• OS Version: Windows 11, macOS Sonoma, Ubuntu 22.04, etc.
• Architecture: 32-bit, 64-bit (x86, x64, ARM)
• Platform Details: NT version, kernel information

Device Information:bulk-tools​

• Device Type: Desktop, Mobile, Tablet, Smart TV
• Device Category: Computer, Smartphone, Gaming Console
• Manufacturer: Apple, Samsung, Google (when identifiable)
• Model: Specific device model (for mobile devices)

Additional Technical Details:

• Mobile/Desktop: Classification
• Bot Detection: Is this a search engine crawler?bulk-tools​
• JavaScript Support: Browser capabilities
• Layout Engine Version: Detailed rendering engine info

What is a User Agent String?

A user agent (UA) string is a line of text that your browser automatically sends to every website you visit, identifying your browser, operating system, and device. It's part of the HTTP header transmitted with every web request.developer.mozilla+2​

Purpose of User Agent Strings

User agents serve several important functions:whatismyip​

1. Content Optimization

• Websites serve appropriate versions (desktop vs mobile)chemicloud​
• Responsive design adjustments based on devicebulk-tools​
• Feature detection for browser capabilitiesbulk-tools​

2. Analytics and Statisticswhatismyip​

• Track browser usage demographicsbulk-tools​
• Monitor operating system trends
• Understand visitor device preferences
• Plan browser support strategieswhatismyip​

3. Compatibility Management

• Deliver browser-specific code or workaroundschemicloud​
• Serve fallback content for older browsersbulk-tools​
• Enable/disable features based on supportchemicloud+1​
• Provide legacy browser warnings

4. Security and Access Controlbulk-tools​

• Block outdated insecure browsersbulk-tools​
• Detect and filter malicious botsscraperapi+1​
• Enforce browser version requirements
• Identify automated traffic vs real usersscraperapi+1​

5. Debugging and Support

• Troubleshoot browser-specific issueschemicloud​
• Reproduce bugs in specific environmentschemicloud​
• Provide targeted technical supportchemicloud​
• Test cross-browser compatibilitybulk-tools​

User Agent String Structure

A typical user agent contains several components:statsig​

text
Mozilla/5.0 (Platform) AppleWebKit/Version (Engine) Browser/Version

Breaking down an example:statsig​

text
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 
(KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/120.0.0.0 Safari/537.36

Components:

• Mozilla/5.0 – Historical compatibility identifier (nearly all browsers include this)developer.mozilla​
• Windows NT 10.0 – Operating system (Windows 10)statsig​
• Win64; x64 – 64-bit Windows architecturestatsig​
• AppleWebKit/537.36 – Rendering engine and versionstatsig​
• KHTML, like Gecko – Rendering engine compatibility info
• Chrome/120.0.0.0 – Browser name and versionstatsig​
• Safari/537.36 – Additional compatibility identifier

Why so complex? Historical compatibility issues led to browsers including misleading compatibility strings to avoid browser detection that blocked certain browsers.developer.mozilla​

Why Check Your User Agent?

1. Troubleshooting Website Issues

Diagnose browser-specific problems:chemicloud​

When a website doesn't work properly:

• Share your user agent with support teamschemicloud​
• Developers can reproduce your exact environmentchemicloud​
• Identify browser-specific bugs quickly
• Understand why features appear differentlychemicloud​

Example: Website broken on your device? Support asks "What's your user agent?" – Use this tool to get the exact string.

2. Web Development and Testing

Essential for developers and QA engineers:bulk-tools+1​

Cross-browser testing:

• Verify browser detection logic works correctlybulk-tools​
• Test responsive design across devicesbulk-tools​
• Confirm feature detection accuracybulk-tools​
• Debug browser-specific CSS/JavaScript issueschemicloud​

Quality assurance:

• Document testing environments precisely
• Reproduce reported bugs accuratelychemicloud​
• Validate browser compatibility matricesbulk-tools​
• Test progressive enhancement strategies

User agent spoofing validation:

• Test how sites respond to different user agentschemicloud​
• Verify mobile/desktop version switching
• Check bot detection mechanismsbulk-tools​
• Validate browser requirement enforcementbulk-tools​

3. Privacy and Security Awareness

Understand what websites know about you:

User agents reveal information about:

• Your operating system versionstatsig​
• Your browser and version
• Your device type (mobile, desktop, tablet)bulk-tools​
• Your approximate hardware configurationstatsig​

Privacy implications:

• User agents contribute to browser fingerprinting
• Combined with other data, can identify individuals
• Part of tracking and profiling techniques
• Understanding helps make informed privacy choices

Security considerations:bulk-tools​

• Outdated browsers shown in user agent indicate security risks
• Some sites block old browsers for securitybulk-tools​
• Bots and scrapers often have suspicious user agentsscraperapi+1​

4. Bot and Crawler Identification

Detect automated traffic:bulk-tools​

Legitimate bots:

• Search engine crawlers (Googlebot, Bingbot)bulk-tools​
• Social media preview bots (Facebook, Twitter)
• Monitoring services (Pingdom, UptimeRobot)
• SEO analysis tools (Ahrefs, Semrush)

Malicious bots:

• Web scrapers violating terms of servicescraperapi​
• DDoS attack trafficbulk-tools​
• Content theft bots
• Credential stuffing attemptsbulk-tools​

Our tool identifies bot user agents automatically.bulk-tools​

5. Analytics and Research

Understand browser trends:

Market research:

• Browser market share analysisbulk-tools​
• Operating system adoption ratesbulk-tools​
• Mobile vs desktop traffic ratios
• Browser version distribution

Planning decisions:

• Which browsers to support actively
• When to drop legacy browser supportbulk-tools​
• Mobile-first vs desktop-first strategy
• Progressive enhancement priorities

6. User Agent Spoofing Testing

Verify user agent masking tools:webbrowsertools+1​

Testing scenarios:

• Confirm user agent spoofing extensions workchemicloud​
• Test privacy browser configurationswebbrowsertools​
• Verify VPN user agent handling
• Check if your real user agent leakswebbrowsertools​

Why this matters:
Some privacy tools claim to mask user agents but fail. Our tool, especially with advanced detection methods, can sometimes bypass spoofing and reveal the real user agent.webbrowsertools​

Common Use Cases

Web Developers

Daily development workflows:

• Testing responsive design breakpointsbulk-tools​
• Debugging browser-specific CSS issueschemicloud​
• Verifying JavaScript feature detectionbulk-tools​
• Testing progressive web app behavior
• Validating browser compatibility codechemicloud​
• Documenting development environment specs

QA Engineers

Quality assurance testing:

• Cross-browser compatibility verificationbulk-tools​
• Mobile device testing documentation
• Bug reproduction with exact browser detailschemicloud​
• Regression testing across platformsbulk-tools​
• Automated testing environment validation
• Test case documentation

Technical Support Teams

Customer support scenarios:

• Collecting troubleshooting informationchemicloud​
• Reproducing customer-reported issueschemicloud​
• Guiding users through compatibility fixes
• Documenting support tickets accurately
• Creating browser-specific help articles
• Escalating technical problems with details

System Administrators

IT infrastructure management:

• Enforcing browser version policiesbulk-tools​
• Monitoring employee browser securitybulk-tools​
• Planning browser upgrade schedules
• Analyzing intranet access patterns
• Troubleshooting web application issues
• Security audit compliance

Security Analysts

Security operations:

• Analyzing suspicious web trafficbulk-tools​
• Detecting bot attacks and scrapersscraperapi+1​
• Monitoring for exploit attemptsbulk-tools​
• Validating access control rulesbulk-tools​
• Investigating security incidents
• Bot mitigation strategy developmentscraperapi​

SEO Professionals

Search engine optimization:

• Identifying search engine crawlersbulk-tools​
• Verifying bot access to content
• Testing mobile-first indexing
• Analyzing crawler behavior
• Optimizing for different search engines
• Monitoring bot traffic patterns

Privacy-Conscious Users

Privacy protection:

• Understanding tracking techniques
• Testing privacy tools effectivenesswebbrowsertools+1​
• Verifying user agent spoofingwebbrowsertools​
• Checking browser fingerprinting exposure
• Evaluating privacy browser features
• Making informed browser choices

Features of CyberTools User Agent Finder

✅ Instant Automatic Detection

• No input required – Works immediately on page loadchemicloud​
• Real-time detection – Shows current browser state
• No configuration – Zero setup needed
• One-click access – Fastest way to see your user agentchemicloud​

🔍 Comprehensive Parsing

Detailed information extraction:whatismybrowser+1​

• Browser identification – Name and versionwhatismybrowser​
• Operating system – OS and version detailsbulk-tools​
• Device type – Desktop, mobile, tabletbulk-tools​
• Rendering engine – WebKit, Blink, Geckostatsig+1​
• Architecture – 32-bit vs 64-bitstatsig​
• Bot detection – Identifies crawlersbulk-tools​

📋 Copy-Friendly Display

• One-click copy – Copy user agent to clipboard
• Plain text format – Easy to paste anywherechemicloud​
• Raw string display – Full unmodified user agentwhatismybrowser​
• Formatted breakdown – Organized parsed databulk-tools​

🌐 Works for All Browsers

Universal compatibility:

• Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera
• Mobile browsers (Safari iOS, Chrome Android)
• Legacy browsers (Internet Explorer)
• Alternative browsers (Brave, Vivaldi, Tor)
• Gaming console browsers
• Smart TV browsers
• Bot and crawler user agentsbulk-tools​

📱 Mobile and Desktop

• Responsive design – Perfect on all devices
• Touch-friendly – Optimized for mobile use
• Same features – Full functionality everywhere
• Fast loading – Minimal bandwidth usage

🔒 Privacy-Focused

• No logging – Your user agent not stored
• No tracking – Zero surveillance
• Client-side detection – Data stays in your browser
• No account required – Anonymous use
• Secure HTTPS – Encrypted connections

⚡ Lightning-Fast

• Instant results – Under 100ms detection
• No server queries – Pure JavaScript detection
• Always available – No rate limits
• Offline-capable – Works without internet (after first load)

💡 User-Friendly

• Clear presentation – Easy to understandwhatismybrowser+1​
• Technical details – For advanced usersbulk-tools​
• Plain English – Non-technical explanations
• Visual indicators – Icons and color coding
• Helpful tooltips – Learn what each field means

🔄 Advanced Detection Methodswebbrowsertools​

Multiple detection techniques:

• HTTP header detection – Standard methoddeveloper.mozilla​
• JavaScript navigator – Client-side detectionscraperapi​
• CSS media queries – Alternative detection
• Canvas fingerprinting – Advanced identificationwebbrowsertools​
• WebGL detection – GPU-based identification
• Audio context – Additional fingerprinting

Bypass spoofing attempts: Some detection methods can reveal real user agents even when spoofing extensions are active.webbrowsertools​

Understanding Your Results

Browser Information

Browser Name:

• Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera, Brave, etc.
• Identifies which browser you're using
• Important for compatibility testingbulk-tools​

Browser Version:

• Major.Minor.Build.Patch (e.g., 120.0.6099.130)
• Critical for feature support decisionsbulk-tools​
• Security updates tied to versionsbulk-tools​

Rendering Engine:statsig+1​

• Blink – Chrome, Edge, Opera (Chromium-based)
• Gecko – Firefox and derivativesstatsig​
• WebKit – Safari, older Chromestatsig​
• Trident – Internet Explorer (legacy)
• Presto – Old Opera (discontinued)

Operating System Details

OS Name:statsig+1​

• Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, ChromeOS
• Determines platform-specific featuresbulk-tools​
• Affects rendering and performance

OS Version:statsig​

• Windows: 10, 11 (NT version numbers internally)
• macOS: Monterey, Ventura, Sonoma
• Linux: Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian distributions
• iOS: 16, 17, 18
• Android: 12, 13, 14

Architecture:statsig​

• x64/x86_64 – 64-bit systems (most modern devices)
• x86 – 32-bit systems (legacy)
• ARM – Mobile devices, Apple Silicon Macs
• ARM64 – Modern ARM processors

Device Classification

Device Type:bulk-tools​

• Desktop – Traditional computers
• Mobile – Smartphonesbulk-tools​
• Tablet – iPad, Android tablets
• Smart TV – Television browsers
• Console – PlayStation, Xbox browsers
• Bot/Crawler – Automated agentsbulk-tools​

Mobile Detection Indicators:

• "Mobile" keyword in user agent
• Specific device model names
• Mobile OS identifiers
• Screen size characteristics
• Touch capability indicators

Bot and Crawler Detectionbulk-tools​

Common Bot Types:

Search Engine Crawlers:bulk-tools​

• Googlebot – Google search indexing
• Bingbot – Microsoft Bing crawler
• YandexBot – Yandex search engine
• Baiduspider – Baidu Chinese search
• DuckDuckBot – DuckDuckGo search

Social Media Bots:

• facebookexternalhit – Facebook link previews
• Twitterbot – Twitter card rendering
• LinkedInBot – LinkedIn content preview
• Pinterest – Pin image fetching

Monitoring and SEO:

• UptimeRobot – Website monitoring
• Pingdom – Performance monitoring
• Ahrefs – SEO analysis crawler
• Semrush – SEO research bot

Indicators:

• "bot", "crawler", "spider" in user agentbulk-tools​
• Company/service identification
• Specific version numbers
• Contact information included

User Agent Examples

Desktop Browsers

Google Chrome (Windows):

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Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 
(KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/120.0.0.0 Safari/537.36

Mozilla Firefox (Windows):

text
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:121.0) 
Gecko/20100101 Firefox/121.0

Safari (macOS):

text
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 14_1) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 
(KHTML, like Gecko) Version/17.1 Safari/605.1.15

Microsoft Edge (Windows):

text
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 
(KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/120.0.0.0 Safari/537.36 Edg/120.0.0.0

Mobile Browsers

Safari (iPhone):

text
Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 17_1 like Mac OS X) 
AppleWebKit/605.1.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/17.1 
Mobile/15E148 Safari/604.1

Chrome (Android):

text
Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 14; Pixel 8) AppleWebKit/537.36 
(KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/120.0.0.0 Mobile Safari/537.36

Samsung Internet:

text
Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 14; SM-S918B) AppleWebKit/537.36 
(KHTML, like Gecko) SamsungBrowser/23.0 Chrome/115.0.0.0 
Mobile Safari/537.36

Search Engine Bots

Googlebot:

text
Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; 
+http://www.google.com/bot.html)

Bingbot:

text
Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; bingbot/2.0; 
+http://www.bing.com/bingbot.htm)

User Agent Spoofing

What is User Agent Spoofing?

User agent spoofing is changing the user agent string your browser sends to pretend to be a different browser, device, or bot.webbrowsertools+1​

Common reasons to spoof:

Testing purposes:chemicloud​

• Test mobile site versions on desktop
• Verify responsive design breakpointsbulk-tools​
• Debug browser-specific issueschemicloud​
• Test bot detection mechanismsbulk-tools​

Privacy protection:

• Reduce browser fingerprinting
• Avoid browser-based tracking
• Increase anonymity online
• Prevent targeted content

Access content:

• View mobile-only website versions
• Bypass browser restrictions
• Access region-specific content
• Test geographic variations

How to Spoof User Agents

Browser Extensions:

• User-Agent Switcher (Chrome, Firefox)
• User Agent Switcher and Manager
• Random User-Agent

Browser Developer Tools:

• Chrome DevTools: Network Conditions panel
• Firefox: Responsive Design Mode
• Safari: Develop menu options

Our Tool Detects Spoofing:webbrowsertools​
Some advanced detection methods can identify when user agents are spoofed and reveal the real browser underneath.scraperapi+1​

Limitations of Spoofingscraperapi​

Modern detection bypasses basic spoofing:scraperapi​

Inconsistency checks:scraperapi​

• User agent vs HTTP Accept headers mismatch
• JavaScript navigator.userAgent vs HTTP header differencescraperapi​
• Client Hints headers don't match claimed browserscraperapi​
• Missing features for claimed browser

Behavioral analysis:scraperapi​

• Request patterns too fast for humansscraperapi​
• No image/CSS loading (headless browsers)scraperapi​
• No mouse movement or scrollingscraperapi​
• Unnaturally perfect navigation

Browser fingerprinting:

• Canvas fingerprinting
• WebGL identifiers
• Audio context signatures
• Font detection
• Screen resolution and color depth

Result: Simply changing user agent is often insufficient for effective anonymization or bypass.scraperapi​

Privacy Implications

What User Agents Reveal

Information exposed:whatismyip+1​

• Your operating system and versionstatsig​
• Your browser and version
• Your device type and sometimes modelbulk-tools​
• Your approximate hardware specsstatsig​
• Whether you're on mobile or desktopbulk-tools​

What user agents DON'T reveal:

• Your IP address (separate data)
• Your exact physical location
• Your personal identity
• Your browsing history
• Your specific device serial number

Browser Fingerprinting

User agents are part of fingerprinting:

User agent + other data creates unique "fingerprint":

• Screen resolution and color depth
• Installed fonts and plugins
• Timezone and language settings
• Canvas and WebGL rendering
• Audio context properties
• Battery status
• Hardware concurrency (CPU cores)

Combined data can uniquely identify individuals even without cookies.

Protecting Your Privacy

Privacy-enhancing practices:

✅ Use privacy-focused browsers – Brave, Firefox with privacy extensions
✅ Enable tracking protection – Built-in browser features
✅ Consider user agent randomization – Extensions that change UA periodically
✅ Use privacy-respecting search engines – DuckDuckGo, Startpage
✅ Browse in private/incognito mode – Reduces tracking persistence
✅ Use VPN services – Mask IP and location
✅ Disable unnecessary features – JavaScript, WebGL when not needed

Frequently Asked Questions

Can websites track me with my user agent?

Partially. User agents alone don't identify you personally. However, combined with other data (cookies, IP address, browsing behavior, browser fingerprinting), user agents contribute to tracking profiles.whatismyip​

Privacy tip: Use privacy tools and understand that user agent is just one piece of tracking puzzle.

Why do all browsers say "Mozilla/5.0"?

Historical compatibility. In the 1990s, some websites only worked with Netscape Navigator (Mozilla). Other browsers started claiming to be Mozilla to avoid being blocked. This practice persists today for backward compatibility.developer.mozilla​

Result: Nearly all modern user agents start with "Mozilla/5.0" regardless of actual browser.

Can I change my user agent?

Yes. You can change your user agent using:chemicloud​

• Browser extensions
• Developer tools settings
• Browser configuration settings
• Custom browser profiles

Use our tool to verify your changed user agent.chemicloud​

Why does my mobile device show a desktop user agent?

Possible reasons:

• "Request Desktop Site" option enabledchemicloud​
• Browser configured to use desktop user agent
• Certain apps or browsers default to desktop mode
• Testing/debugging settings active

Our tool shows what you're currently sending.whatismybrowser​

Do I need to worry about my user agent?

For most users: No. User agents serve legitimate purposes and don't expose sensitive personal information.whatismyip​

Privacy-conscious users: Consider user agents as part of overall privacy strategy, but focus on more significant factors like cookies, JavaScript tracking, and IP addresses.

Can websites block me based on user agent?

Yes. Websites can and do block or restrict access based on user agents:bulk-tools​

Common blocking:

• Outdated insecure browsersbulk-tools​
• Known scrapers and botsscraperapi+1​
• Suspicious or malformed user agents
• Mobile browsers on desktop-only sites
• Specific browsers with compatibility issuesbulk-tools​

Why does my browser version look old in the user agent?

User agent freezing. Some browsers are "freezing" user agent version numbers to reduce fingerprinting:

• Chrome freezes minor version updates in UA
• Safari limits detailed version information
• Full version info moved to Client Hints headersscraperapi​

Your browser is likely up-to-date even if user agent shows older version.

Are user agents accurate?

Generally yes, but caveats exist:

✅ Usually accurate – Most browsers send honest user agentswhatismyip​
⚠️ Can be spoofed – Extensions and tools can change themwebbrowsertools+1​
⚠️ Compatibility claims – May include misleading compatibility infodeveloper.mozilla​
⚠️ Privacy protection – Some browsers intentionally obfuscate details

Our tool shows exactly what websites see.whatismybrowser​

Related CyberTools for Browser Information

Complement your user agent analysis with these related tools on CyberTools:

🌐 What Is My IP Address

• Discover your public IP address
• See your ISP and location information
• Check what websites can detect about you

🔍 Browser Information

• Complete browser feature detection
• JavaScript and cookie support
• Screen resolution and color depth
• Plugin and extension detection

📊 HTTP Headers Checker

• View all HTTP headers your browser sends
• Check Accept, Accept-Language, and other headers
• Understand complete request fingerprint

🛡️ Privacy Check Tool

• Comprehensive privacy assessment
• WebRTC leak detection
• DNS leak testing
• Browser fingerprinting analysis

📱 Device Information

• Detailed device specifications
• Screen and viewport dimensions
• Touch capability detection
• Device pixel ratio and DPI

🔒 Security Headers Test

• Check website security headers
• Validate HTTPS configuration
• Test Content Security Policy
• Analyze cookie security settings

Start Detecting Your User Agent Now

Curious what your browser is telling websites? Get instant, detailed information with the CyberTools User Agent Finder.

✅ Instant automatic detectionchemicloud​
✅ No input required – Works immediatelychemicloud​
✅ Comprehensive parsing – Browser, OS, devicewhatismybrowser+1​
✅ Copy-friendly display – Easy to share with supportchemicloud​
✅ Bot detection includedbulk-tools​
✅ Mobile and desktop compatible
✅ Privacy-focused – No logging or tracking
✅ Completely free – Unlimited use

Check Your User Agent Now →

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Have questions? Reach out at support@cybertools.cfd or visit our Contact Page.

The CyberTools User Agent Finder helps thousands of developers, QA engineers, support teams, and curious users understand their browser environment every day. Join them in discovering what information your browser shares with the web.

Related Resources:

• What Is My IP Address
• Browser Information Tool
• HTTP Headers Viewer
• Privacy Check Tool
• Developer Tools Collection
• Browser Compatibility Guide
• Help Center

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