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Browser Fingerprinting & Privacy Scan Guide
Browser fingerprinting is a tracking method that builds a unique identifier profile from your device and browser specifications (resolution, installed fonts, canvas rendering behaviors) rather than relying on cookies or IP addresses.
Key Features
- Comprehensive Leak Diagnostic: Scans for WebRTC IP leaks, cookies, and detailed browser header exposures.
- Canvas Drawing Test: Analyzes tiny rendering variations caused by your hardware setup (GPU and drivers) to generate a unique hash fingerprint.
- Tracking Profile Identification: Combines multiple parameters to show your browser's uniqueness score and assigns a custom tracking ID.
How to Use
- Why can sites recognize me even after deleting cookies?: While cookies are files stored on your disk that you can delete, fingerprinting calculates characteristics of your hardware and browser in real-time. Since no files are written, it tracks you even in incognito mode.
- What is WebRTC Leak?: WebRTC is a browser communication protocol. If left unprotected, it can bypass VPNs and reveal your real internal private IP address (e.g., 192.168.x.x) to web servers.
- How can I block or randomize browser fingerprints?: Using privacy-focused browsers (like Brave or Tor) or installing browser extensions (like Canvas Defender, WebRTC Blockers) can introduce noise to randomize fingerprint calculations, making tracking difficult.