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Browser Fingerprint Test

See exactly what data points your browser leaks — and get a uniqueness score showing how easily you can be tracked across the web without cookies.

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Scored using our published methodology (14-signal entropy calculation). View methodology

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Signals checked
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Scan time
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High exposure
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Entropy

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Canvas fingerprint
GPU renderer hash
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WebGL renderer
Graphics card identity
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Fonts detected
Installed system fonts
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Audio context
Sound processing hash
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Screen resolution
Display dimensions
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CPU threads
Hardware concurrency
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Platform
OS architecture
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Browser language
Locale setting
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Color depth
Display bit depth
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Device pixel ratio
Screen scaling factor
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Timezone
Local time offset
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Browser plugins
Extension count
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Device memory
RAM (rounded by browser)
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Touch support
Pointer input type
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What your fingerprint reveals
You can be tracked without cookies
Advertisers combine these signals into a unique ID that persists even after you clear cookies, switch browsers, or use incognito mode.
Your device identity is exposed
Canvas and WebGL hashes are tied to your specific GPU — nearly impossible to fake without a privacy browser or dedicated extension.
Ad networks use this right now
Google, Meta, and thousands of ad-tech companies use browser fingerprinting to serve targeted ads — with no cookie banner or consent notice required.
How browser fingerprinting works
1
You visit a site
The site's JavaScript runs silently in the background — no popup, no permission needed from you.
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Browser leaks signals
Your GPU, fonts, screen size, and dozens of other settings are read through standard browser APIs.
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A unique hash is built
All signals are combined into a single fingerprint hash that is stable across sessions and devices.
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You are identified
The hash matches a profile in a tracking database, linking your visit history and behaviour over time.
How to reduce your fingerprint
Use Brave browser
Brave randomizes canvas, WebGL, and audio fingerprints on every site visit, making your fingerprint useless for tracking.
Best protection
Install uBlock Origin
Blocks the tracker scripts that collect fingerprint data before they even run. Works in both Firefox and Chrome.
Strong protection
Firefox + strict mode
Enable "Strict" Enhanced Tracking Protection in Firefox settings. It blocks most fingerprinting scripts by default.
Strong protection
Use Tor browser
All Tor users share the same fingerprint by design — maximum anonymity, but browsing speed is noticeably reduced.
Maximum anonymity

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