The CLIENT command group provides information about the user’s device, browser, and connection environment.
These commands are helpful for debugging, support, analytics, or providing personalized user experiences.

To view this group inside the terminal:

help client

You will see:

CLIENT commands:
  ua, browser    - Show browser information.
  ip             - Show your IP address.

Below is the full explanation of each command.

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1. ua / browser — Show Browser Information #

Displays detailed information about the browser and device currently running the terminal.

Example:

ua

or:

browser

Typical output may include:

• Browser name & version
• Operating system
• Device type (desktop/mobile/tablet)
• Engine (Blink, WebKit, Gecko)
• Full user agent string

This is very useful for:

• debugging user issues
• verifying compatibility
• support tickets
• optimizing user flows based on device type

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2. ip — Show Your IP Address #

Displays the public IP address of the user.

Example:

ip

Typical output:

Your IP: 192.168.1.100

(depending on your implementation, this may be local or public)

This is helpful for:

• diagnosing network-related problems
• identifying user sessions
• debugging login or rate-limiting logic
• Web3 use-cases that display IP in user metadata

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Summary #

The CLIENT group provides:

✔ Browser information (ua, browser) #

✔ User IP address (ip) #

✔ Useful for support, debugging, and personalization #

✔ Fully client-side and safe #

These commands help users and admins understand their environment quickly and clearly.