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Real User Agent Generator

Real User Agent With Auto Sync in Requests Module.

Installation

pip install real-useragent

Usage

Random User Agent on Any Device with any Browser Type (Recommended)

import requests
import real_useragent

s = requests.Session()
print(s.headers['User-Agent'])

# Without a session
resp = requests.get('https://httpbin.org/user-agent')
print(resp.json()['user-agent'])
  • UserAgent
from real_useragent import UserAgent
ua = UserAgent()
random_useragent = ua.random_useragent()

Random User Agent from Browser Name:

from real_useragent import UserAgent
ua = UserAgent()
chrome_useragent = ua.chrome_useragent()
firefox_useragent = ua.firefox_useragent()
desktop_useragent = ua.desktop_useragent()
mobile_useragent = ua.mobile_useragent()
safari_useragent = ua.safari_useragent()

Random User Agent from Device Type and Browser :

from real_useragent import UserAgent
ua = UserAgent()
mobile_firefox_ua = ua.get_useragent(mode="mobile", browser="firefox")
desktop_chrome_ua = ua.get_useragent(mode="desktop", browser="chrome")

Random User Agent for Device Type (mode)

from real_useragent import UserAgent
ua = UserAgent()
# mode : [desktop or mobile]
desktop_useragent = ua.get_useragent(mode="desktop")
mobile_useragent = ua.get_useragent(mode="mobile")
  • Desktop
from real_useragent import UserAgent
ua = UserAgent()
desktop_firefox_useragent = ua.desktop_firefox_useragent()
desktop_chrome_useragent = ua.desktop_chrome_useragent()
desktop_linux_useragent = ua.desktop_linux_useragent()
desktop_mac_useragent = ua.desktop_mac_useragent()
  • Mobile :
from real_useragent import UserAgent
ua = UserAgent()
mobile_chrome_useragent = ua.mobile_chrome_useragent()
mobile_firefox_useragent = ua.mobile_firefox_useragent()
mobile_safari_useragent = ua.mobile_safari_useragent()

User Agents are Randomized Per-Session or Per-Request. Individual HTTP requests without a session will each have a random User-Agent selected from the list in desktop_useragent.txt or mobile_useragent.txt all files automatically updated every 8 hours.


Programmer : @Pymmdrza

Credit : Mmdrza.Com


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