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Web Bluetooth Device Visibility Test

Check secure-context Web Bluetooth support and optionally open the browser's native chooser without connecting to, controlling or retaining a device.

Ready. Your working data stays in this browser.

Why this tool is useful

Use this test to distinguish an unavailable browser API from a device that simply does not appear in the browser's permission-scoped Bluetooth chooser.

How it works

After an explicit click, the browser reports adapter availability and opens its own device chooser. The tool records only whether a name and temporary identifier were exposed; it never opens a GATT connection.

Practical example

Run the test on an HTTPS page, choose a nearby device you control and confirm that its display name is visible. Canceling the chooser leaves the test disconnected and changes nothing on the device.

Validation

The test reports only browser-observable events and measurements; it does not invent hidden hardware health, temperature or manufacturer specifications.

Privacy boundary

Input and output remain in this tab. Copy and download happen through browser APIs without a server upload.

Result passport

Every run reports its tool mode, timestamp and input/output size so transformed data can be audited.