WAS: User-Agent Switcher

Name: WAS: User-Agent Switcher
Price: 2.49 USD
Rating: 4.6 (87 reviews)
Author: Andreii Simaranov

By: Andreii Simaranov

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Features & Capabilities

WAS: User-Agent Switcher lets you switch between mobile and desktop views of any site with a single click by changing the user-agent string. The built-in WebView lets you preview how pages render on various smartphones and screen sizes without external emulators.

It ships with a wide library of built-in user agents and also supports adding your own. With quick testing and content verification options, you can rapidly test your site across devices and ensure compatibility before going live.

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By:

Andreii Simaranov

Rating:

4.60

(87) 1 new ratings

Version:

2.1.1 Last updated: 2026-05-02

Version code:

885184747

Creation date:

2023-07-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

9.81MB

Price:

2.49

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-08

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Developed by:

Andreii Simaranov

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/was-user-agent-switcher/id6450197198

Website:

https://asimaranov.taplink.ws/

User Reviews

It does indeed work, but you can only have one tab open at a time, which is pretty tedious to deal with and hopefully something that could potentially be added in the future.

by Jo*****, 2025-05-13

So in my long user experience, using an iOS device to spoof user agents is not always easy nor successful. This right here app actually does fool websites into your running, say, chrome on a desktop. But, the UI leaves something to be desired and share sheet integration is sorely missed.

by It*****, 2025-03-01

I have some websites that do not go into full desktop mode using Safari and other browsers, despite selecting desktop mode. This is caused by an incorrect user agent being passed. WAS lets me select a Windows chrome user agent (among many others or you can build your own), and those websites now display the same as they do on my Windows PC. This is not full featured browser. You won't find things like bookmarks. It's really designed for testing. However, in my specific use case, it works great. I'm glad the developer continues to support it.