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Browser Privacy Snapshot

See exactly what your browser exposes to every website you visit.

Browser Privacy Snapshot
Read-onlyEducationalIncludes canvas hash

Below is exactly what your browser exposes to every website you load — no upload, no tracking.

How it works

Every page you load can read these signals. Combined, they form a fingerprint that often identifies your device even without cookies. This page reads them locally and shows them to you — nothing is uploaded.

Methodology

We read the standard Navigator and Screen APIs, plus a small canvas-rendering hash that differs across GPU/font combinations. The values you see here are the same values shared with every site you visit unless you actively block them.

Frequently asked questions

How do I reduce my fingerprint?

Use a privacy-respecting browser (Tor Browser, Brave with strict settings, Firefox with resistFingerprinting enabled). Avoid niche extensions that make you stand out.

Is a unique fingerprint really tracking me?

On its own, a fingerprint is just a hash of properties. Combined with IP, login state and cross-site cookies, it can persistently identify a device over weeks or months.

Why does my canvas hash change between browsers?

Different browsers render text and shapes with different libraries, fonts and anti-aliasing, so the resulting bitmap differs. That is part of why the fingerprint is identifying.

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