Does the webb no that its a Morph system visiting its site?

Not really. The web browser sends an ID when accessing a page. Most Amiga based browsers has built in spoofing ability to bypass problems if a site only accepts certain browsers. But usually the browser tell what system it's using.

But usually the browser tell what system it's using.
Would web inspector show that communication?

A web inspector (program running on the site I assume) could make use of the user agent string. E.g for statistics of wich operating system and wich browsers are used to acces a certain pages based on the user agent string submitted.

This string usually includes the browsers name, the version of it and the OS it's running on.
But this can easyly be changed .(e.g in OWB Settings/Preference/Network). Also in IBrowse in Preferences/Settings/Network/URL-Prefs this can be adjusted. Not checked with AWeb yet.

Not really related, but I discovered BizInformation changes to russian when evaluating morph.zone. Now whats with that? :)

Just another site that checks if your future domain name is free. And if you search for a free address, this company saves it and buy the domain name cheap so they can sell it expensive to you later. Big business now adays. Be carefule about who you mention your planned domain name for before it's yours. Price could rice in the meantime.

The language settings in your browser is also sent when accessinga page. So if a page is available in several languages you will get the one matching you language settings. Most PHP based systems uses this feature. Didn't notice this setting in OWB. But it exsists in Ibrowse and windows browsers. You could have several languages specified in your selected order.

@jalia

The language header is also used by OWB, by using system locale settings.

@osco

There are many way to show user agents (the easiest being to go to some site showing user agent), but if you want to see it in WebInspector, you have to go to resource section and click any file, and you'll see the user agent header in the HTTP request.

There are many way to show user agents (the easiest being to go to some site showing user agent), but if you want to see it in WebInspector,
you have to go to resource section and click any file, and you'll see the user agent header in the HTTP request.
_detectPlatformFlavor: function()
84 {
85 const userAgent = navigator.userAgent;
86
87 if (this.platform === "windows") {
88 var match = userAgent.match(/Windows NT (\d+)\.(?:\d+)/);
89 if (match && match[1] >= 6)
90 return WebInspector.PlatformFlavor.WindowsVista;
91 return null;
92 } else if (this.platform === "mac") {
93 var match = userAgent.match(/Mac OS X\s*(?:(\d+)_(\d+))?/);
94 if (!match || match[1] != 10)
95 return WebInspector.PlatformFlavor.MacSnowLeopard;
96 switch (Number(match[2])) {
97 case 4:
98 return WebInspector.PlatformFlavor.MacTiger;
99 case 5:
100 return WebInspector.PlatformFlavor.MacLeopard;
101 case 6:
102 default:
103 return WebInspector.PlatformFlavor.MacSnowLeopard;
104 }