Exposure score

Computed entirely in your browser from the readings below. Entropy weights are population estimates from public fingerprinting studies, not measured against this site's visitors.

Identifiability

Entropy
Rarity (est.)
Measured here
Top traits

Exposure

Surface
Revealing

Connection

Public IP
IP version
Reverse DNS
Location
Timezone (IP)
Coordinates
ASN
Provider
Tor exit node

HTTP headers

Sent by your browser with every request. proxy rows were added by the server's reverse proxy, not by you.

CPU & memory

Logical CPU cores
Device memory
Architecture
Bitness
Platform
Device model

GPU

Renderer
Vendor
WebGL
WebGPU adapter

Screen

Resolution
Available area
Viewport
Pixel ratio
Color depth
Orientation
Color gamut
HDR

Browser

User agent
Brands
Languages
Timezone (browser)
Do Not Track / GPC
Cookies
Storage
Storage quota
PDF viewer
Touch points
Automation
Private mode

Fingerprint probes

Hashes derived from how your hardware and software render things. Combined, they can identify you across sites without cookies.

Canvas hash
Audio hash
Detected fonts
Font list
Locale

WebRTC leak test

WebRTC can expose local and public addresses even behind a VPN. Modern browsers usually mask local IPs as random .local names.

ICE candidates

DNS leak test

Your browser resolves a random one-time name that only this site's DNS server can answer, revealing which resolver actually handles your lookups. Behind a VPN, answers arriving from your ISP's resolver are a DNS leak. Only the resolver's address — and, if it forwards one, your network prefix rounded to /24 (IPv6: /48) — is kept, for ten minutes.

Resolver
Client subnet (ECS)
Verdict

Network & power

Connection type
Downlink
Round-trip time
Data saver
Battery

Capabilities

Further APIs that vary between installs and feed the identifiability score.

Speech voices
Media devices
Permissions
Display prefs

Consistency checks

Cross-checks between your IP and your browser that often reveal a VPN, proxy or spoofed setting.