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Browser Features —
HTML5 & Hardware API Support Test Free

Audit modern browser features and HTML5 capabilities online for free with our Browser Features tool. Instantly test support for WebGL, WebGPU, WebRTC, Service Workers, WebAssembly, WebUSB, Bluetooth, and storage APIs directly inside client browser RAM.

Audits 20+ modern browser features including WebGL, WebGPU, and WebRTC
Checks hardware APIs (WebUSB, WebBluetooth, WebMIDI, WebNFC)
Tests storage APIs (LocalStorage, IndexedDB, ServiceWorkers)
100% client-side calculation — your private data never leaves your device
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20+APIs Audited
100% LocalRAM Process
InstantFeature Grid
How It Works

Audit browser features in three easy steps

Step 1
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Automated Probe

Open the page to initiate automatic client-side property probes across DOM and navigator objects.

Step 2
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Inspect Feature Cards

Review the visual status grid to check enabled (✓) and unsupported (✕) browser capabilities.

Step 3
Re-scan Capabilities

Click Reset anytime to re-evaluate window object properties and hardware feature flags.

Why BunchTool

Why use our free Browser Features tool?

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Comprehensive 20-Feature Audit

Probes modern 3D graphics (WebGL/WebGPU), background processing (ServiceWorkers, WASM), and web hardware interfaces.

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Visual Status Indicators

Displays clean visual cards with color-coded status badges for instant capability assessment.

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100% Client-Side Privacy Sandbox

All API feature probes execute inside client browser memory. Zero device telemetry leaves your device.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does the Browser Features test work?
The tool inspects client global window and navigator objects to verify property definitions and constructor availability for modern browser APIs.
What APIs and features are audited?
The audit checks 20 key features including WebGL, WebGPU, Service Workers, WebRTC, Geolocation, IndexedDB, WebAssembly, Web Audio, Web Bluetooth, and WebUSB.
Why do some APIs show as unsupported?
An API shows unsupported if your current browser software, browser version, operating system permissions, or device hardware lack support for that standard.
Can browser extensions block feature detection?
Yes. Privacy extensions or strict browser security settings may disable APIs like WebRTC or WebGL to prevent device fingerprinting.
Is any diagnostic data sent to external servers?
No. All object property probes execute 100% locally inside client browser memory using JavaScript.
Detailed Guide

Understanding HTML5 Feature Detection, Prototype Inspection & Browser API Standards

Browser feature detection evaluates whether specific Web APIs and interface constructors exist on client runtime global environments (window, navigator). Rather than relying on user agent string parsing, runtime property evaluation ('serviceWorker' in navigator) guarantees accurate capability auditing.

Modern web applications rely on distinct API categories: 3D hardware graphics acceleration (WebGLRenderingContext, navigator.gpu), real-time peer-to-peer networking (RTCPeerConnection), low-level binary code execution (WebAssembly), and local storage engines (indexedDB).

Auditing hardware interface flags (navigator.bluetooth, navigator.usb) inside browser RAM reveals system capability flags without transmitting telemetry to external servers.

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