An IP address (Internet Protocol) address is a unique address that certain electronic devices use in order to identify and communicate with each other on a computer network utilizing the Internet Protocol standard (IP) in simpler terms, a computer address. Any participating network device—including routers, computers, time-servers, printers, Internet fax machines, and some telephones can have their own unique address.
Information About Your PC and Browser
This section displays information about your Browser type and Operating System. As you can see by this, your system automatically passes on this information to sites you visit. Don't worry this is completely normal. Chances are your info is Windows NT, and running Mozilla/5.0 and using Chrome/0.2.149.29 and AppleWebKit/525.13 because this is a Google Chrome Forum. You may visit this page from time to time to see when Google Chrome has updated, of if Chrome is using a different Webkit build.
Information About Your ISP
The information shown for your ISP may not make alot of sense, or may not even appear to be your ISP's actual name. This is normal as alot of ISP's use or lease their access of other providers. The numbers at the beginning is normally your IP number followed by the server you are connected through.
Java Plugin Detection
For Java to be functional on Google Chrome your Java Version should read 1,6,0,10 which is JRE 6 Update 10. If this page is displaying a version below 1,6,0,10 it's advisable you download and install the latest from this page on the Java.Sun.com website.
Flash Version
The latest version of Flash is 9,0,124,0 (14th Sep 2008) so if this page is displaying a version lower then 9,0,124,0 it is advisable you download and install the latest version of Flash from here on the Adobe.com website.
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