Your IP address
Your IP address: ···
My connection, from amarip.com: - IP address: `···` (IPv4) - Country: unknown (unknown) - Network: unknown - Network range: `unknown` - Time zone: unknown - Browser: Unknown on unknown Location is country-level, from a local DB-IP database. It is not a street address.
📍 Location
- 🏳️ Country
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- 🌍 Continent
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- 📌 Coordinates
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- 🕐 Time zone
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- 💰 Currency
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- ☎️ Calling code
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🛰️ The arc is the great circle your request actually follows to reach this server. The dot is one round trip.
🌍 The dark half of the map is the half of the planet in night, right now.
📡 Network
- 🏢 Network operator
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- 🔢 Autonomous system
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- 🧭 Network range
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- 🔖 IP version
- IPv4
- 🔁 Reverse DNS
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- 🏠 Connection type
- Unrecognised
- 📶 Connection
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- ⚡ Round trip to server
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This server is in Singapore 🇸🇬
💻 Your device
🖥️ 💾 🌐 You are using Unknown.
- 🖥️ Device
- Desktop
- 💾 Operating system
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- 🌐 Browser
- Unknown
- 📐 Screen
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- 🪟 Viewport
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- 🧠 CPU cores
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- 🎨 Prefers
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- 🗣️ Languages
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Show the raw string your browser sent
—🕰️ Why does your browser call itself four different browsers?
Every name in that string is a lie, and each one has a reason. In 1994 Netscape called itself “Mozilla”, and servers learned to send the good pages only to browsers that said Mozilla — so Internet Explorer said it too. Then Safari added “like Gecko” so that sites built for Firefox would work, and Chrome added “Safari” so that sites built for Safari would work. Thirty years on, nobody dares stop pretending. Your browser is four browsers standing in a trench coat.
The full string is in the JSON and Markdown views, where machines expect it.
🕵️ What this page could tell
This page learned 4 things about you
Nobody asked you first. Every website you open gets the same, and most of them keep it.
- Your IP address···
- IP versionIPv4
- BrowserUnknown
- Devicedesktop
- 🔍 Fingerprint
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- 📞 Local IP leak
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✅ No cookies, no ad networks, no geolocation API. Geolocation from a local database. Visit counts stay on our own server.
🤖 API for people and agents
Ask this page for Markdown and it answers in Markdown. This is the exact text an agent receives.
My connection, from amarip.com:
- IP address: `···` (IPv4)
- Country: unknown (unknown)
- Network: unknown
- Network range: `unknown`
- Time zone: unknown
- Browser: Unknown on unknown
Location is country-level, from a local DB-IP database. It is not a street address.
Straight from the shell
curl amarip.com\ncurl amarip.com/api/v1/me\ncurl -H 'Accept: text/markdown' amarip.com/