Unagent User Agent Switcher 4+

Name: Unagent User Agent Switcher
Price: 0.99 USD
Rating: 4.4 (36 reviews)
Author: Justin Xin

Switch user agents freely

Justin Xin

Designed for iPad

- 4.4 • 36 Ratings

- $0.99

Description

See how your site behaves in various browsers by tweaking the user agent.

NOTE: Websites may still use fingerprinting techniques to determine what browser you are using.

The user agent tells a website what browser (including the version) you are currently using. By detecting the user agent, websites can change their behavior appropriately (such as by disabling features where not supported).

Features
- Choose from a set of preset user agents
- Use a preset as a global user agent, or paste your own user agent
- Set site-specific user agents to see how a specific site behaves with a specific user agent

Unagent does not collect any data, and only rewrites the User-Agent header where necessary.

Sep 20, 2025

Version 1.7.2

Fixed a nasty bug that caused the extension to disappear completely from Safari. Apologies about that!

Here's what's new and changed in 1.7.2:
- Fixed English localization
- Support editing user agents with just a simple tap

Here's what's new and changed in 1.7:
- Updated with Liquid Glass on iOS 26
- Updated user agents
- User agents now dynamically use your OS's version to populate some fields

4.4 out of 5

36 Ratings

Does what it says

This will pay for itself with just one booking on Priceline, which charges several dollars per night more if you have a safari string in your browser. You can even toggle it on/off delete cookies, and watch it throw back different prices.

Effective, good looking UI

This is a great app. Just one issue, when running it on MacOS I’m unable to delete per-site user agent rules as there is no delete button. Instead I have to use the safari tool bar button to reset the app.

iOS is still identified

The app can change the user agent string, but Web sites still correctly identify the browser and OS. Web sites have advanced browser identification methods and do not rely on the user agent string. So you will still see the mobile version of the Web site and Web sites that prevent you from viewing them on mobile browsers, such as Disney+, will still force you to use their app no matter what you change the user agent string to. Therefore, this application has no benefit from a practical standpoint.

The developer, Justin Xin, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.