Browser Privacy Snapshot
Collecting browser information…
Browser & Platform
- User agent—
- Platform—
- Vendor—
- Product—
Privacy Settings
- Do Not Track—
- Cookies enabled
- Referrer—
- Languages—
Device & Screen
- Screen size—
- Color depth—
- Hardware cores—
- Device memory—
Time & Local Info
- Timezone—
- Locale—
- Online?—
- Touch support—
Plugins & Capabilities
- Plugins—
- WebGL—
- Service worker—
- WebRTC available—
Local / WebRTC IPs
- Public IP—
- Local IPs—
What the results mean
- User agent & platform: reveal browser + OS.
- Do Not Track: optional privacy signal.
- Cookies: blocked cookies improve privacy but reduce features.
- Local IPs / WebRTC: Chrome, Edge and Safari replace your local IP with a random
*.localname, so a.localvalue here means your browser is hiding it — that is protection, not a leak. A private address such as192.168.x.xis not routable on the internet and does not identify you. To check whether WebRTC exposes a public address, use the VPN leak test. - Plugins / WebGL: increase fingerprint uniqueness.
For stronger privacy: use a privacy-focused browser, block trackers, limit plugins, and pair with a reputable VPN.