Privacy Checker
Analyze your browser's privacy settings and identify potential vulnerabilities.
Privacy Checker
Analyze your browser's privacy posture
This tool checks for WebRTC leaks, fingerprinting vulnerabilities, tracking protection, and permission exposures.
This checks only your own browser. It reads what your browser already reveals to the sites you visit — nothing is uploaded to us or stored. Use it to understand and tighten your own privacy.
Privacy Best Practices
- •Use a VPN to encrypt your internet traffic and hide your IP address
- •Install browser extensions like uBlock Origin to block trackers
- •Consider using privacy-focused browsers like Firefox or Brave
- •Regularly clear cookies and browsing data
About This Tool
See what your browser is telling every website you visit. This tool reveals your digital fingerprint — screen resolution, installed fonts, browser plugins, and dozens of other details that can be used to track you.
How to Use
- 1Open the tool and let it scan your browser automatically.
- 2Review each category of information your browser exposes.
- 3Follow the recommendations to reduce your trackability.
Why Use This?
Cookies are not the only way websites track you. Browser fingerprinting combines dozens of small details to create a unique profile, even without cookies. Understanding what you are leaking is the first step to reducing it.
Frequently Asked Questions
About This Tool
See what your browser is telling every website you visit. This tool reveals your digital fingerprint — screen resolution, installed fonts, browser plugins, and dozens of other details that can be used to track you.
How to Use
- 1Open the tool and let it scan your browser automatically.
- 2Review each category of information your browser exposes.
- 3Follow the recommendations to reduce your trackability.
Why Use This?
Cookies are not the only way websites track you. Browser fingerprinting combines dozens of small details to create a unique profile, even without cookies. Understanding what you are leaking is the first step to reducing it.