Generated Fingerprint Hash
Uniqueness Score
How identifiable your browser is based on collected data
Screen & Color
Resolution and color depth
Timezone
System timezone setting
Hardware
CPU cores and Device Memory
Platform
Operating System
Language
Browser primary language
Cookies Enabled
Status of cookie storage
Do Not Track
DNT header preference
Touch Support
Maximum touch points
Pixel Ratio
DPR (Zoom Level)
Canvas Fingerprint
Hidden image render hash
WebGL Context
GPU Vendor & Renderer
How does this work?
The mechanics of cookie-less tracking.
Even when you block cookies or use Incognito mode, your browser shares a unique set of hardware and software configurations with websites you visit. Scripts can silently gather this data to create a 'fingerprint' that uniquely identifies your device across the web.
Cookie-less Tracking
Tracks you across sessions even in Incognito mode or with cookies disabled.
Hardware Canvas
Rendering invisible graphics reveals the specific nuances of your GPU and drivers.
Privacy Measures
Browsers like Brave, Tor, or privacy extensions can randomize these APIs to mitigate tracking.
Stateless Check
We generate this hash entirely on your client. It is never sent to or stored on our servers.
How to Protect Yourself
Actionable steps to reduce your digital footprint.
Use Privacy-Focused Browsers
Browsers like Brave, Tor, or Firefox (with Strict Tracking Protection) actively randomize or block fingerprinting APIs.
Install Anti-Tracking Extensions
Extensions like uBlock Origin or Privacy Badger block known tracking scripts before they can execute and build your profile.
Understand Incognito Limits
Remember that Incognito/Private mode only clears your local history and cookies. It does NOT hide your browser fingerprint.
Disable Unnecessary Features
Disabling WebGL or third-party cookies in your browser settings can reduce the surface area available to trackers.