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! Name !! Description
! Name !! Description
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| Browser || Browser name and version taken from user agent.
| Real browser engine || All modern browsers are based on three open-source engines:
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| Browser engine || All modern browsers are based on three open-source engines:
# Blink (Chrome, Chromium, Yandex Browser, Samsung Browser, modern Opera and MS Edge, most Android browsers);
# Blink (Chrome, Chromium, Yandex Browser, Samsung Browser, modern Opera and MS Edge, most Android browsers);
# WebKit ((Safari; versions of Chrome, Yandex Browser, Firefox, etc. for iOS; browsers in PlayStation);
# WebKit ((Safari; versions of Chrome, Yandex Browser, Firefox, etc. for iOS; browsers in PlayStation);
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We can determine all 6 engines by their characteristic features, as well as determine the specific version of the engine. It is the browser engine that we write this data to.
We can determine all 6 engines by their characteristic features, as well as determine the specific version of the engine. It is the browser engine that we write this data to.
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| OS || Operating system and its version taken from user agent.
| Real OS || The current OS without version.
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| Browser from UA || Browser name and version taken from user agent.
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| Real OS || The current OS without version.
| OS from UA || Operating system and its version taken from user agent.
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| Device || Mobile device manufacturer obtained from user agent.
| Device from UA || Mobile device manufacturer obtained from user agent.
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| Device type || Device type (desktop, smartphone, smart TV, etc.) obtained from user agent.
| Device type from UA || Device type (desktop, smartphone, smart TV, etc.) obtained from user agent.
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| Connection type || The type of connection that the device uses to connect to the network (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, mobile internet).
| Connection type || The type of connection that the device uses to connect to the network (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, mobile internet).
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=== Device ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Description
|-
| Real browser engine || All modern browsers are based on three open-source engines:
# Blink (Chrome, Chromium, Yandex Browser, Samsung Browser, modern Opera and MS Edge, most Android browsers);
# WebKit ((Safari; versions of Chrome, Yandex Browser, Firefox, etc. for iOS; browsers in PlayStation);
# Gecko (Firefox).
There are also three old unsupported engines that are still present on the internet in the form of Internet Explorer, in MS Edge up to version 18 and in Opera up to version 12. 
We can determine all 6 engines by their characteristic features, as well as determine the specific version of the engine. It is the browser engine that we write this data to.
|-
| Real OS || The current OS without version.
|-
| Browser from UA || Browser name and version taken from user agent.
|-
| OS from UA || Operating system and its version taken from user agent.
|-
| Device from UA || Mobile device manufacturer obtained from user agent.
|-
| Device type from UA || Device type (desktop, smartphone, smart TV, etc.) obtained from user agent.
|-
| Connection type || The type of connection that the device uses to connect to the network (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, mobile internet).
|}

Device

Name Description
Real browser engine All modern browsers are based on three open-source engines:
  1. Blink (Chrome, Chromium, Yandex Browser, Samsung Browser, modern Opera and MS Edge, most Android browsers);
  2. WebKit ((Safari; versions of Chrome, Yandex Browser, Firefox, etc. for iOS; browsers in PlayStation);
  3. Gecko (Firefox).

There are also three old unsupported engines that are still present on the internet in the form of Internet Explorer, in MS Edge up to version 18 and in Opera up to version 12. We can determine all 6 engines by their characteristic features, as well as determine the specific version of the engine. It is the browser engine that we write this data to.

Real OS The current OS without version.
Browser from UA Browser name and version taken from user agent.
OS from UA Operating system and its version taken from user agent.
Device from UA Mobile device manufacturer obtained from user agent.
Device type from UA Device type (desktop, smartphone, smart TV, etc.) obtained from user agent.
Connection type The type of connection that the device uses to connect to the network (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, mobile internet).