Browser Fingerprint Viewer | Canvas, WebGL & Privacy Scan

Live report

Your browser exposure summary

Run the scan to generate a local fingerprint hash, risk score, tracker-facing insights, and exportable evidence.

Mitigation playbook

How to reduce your fingerprint

Use fingerprint resistance, not only privacy mode

Private windows usually clear storage after the session, but they do not automatically normalize canvas, WebGL, fonts, timezone, or hardware signals.

Be careful with canvas, WebGL, and audio

These APIs expose rendering and processing differences from your graphics stack, drivers, fonts, and audio pipeline. They are some of the strongest fingerprint inputs.

Reduce permission surfaces

Camera, microphone, notification, and geolocation states can all add context. Keep defaults strict and grant access only when a site truly needs it.

Limit extensions and custom fonts

Extensions, unusual installed fonts, and custom browser settings can make you stand out. A boring browser profile is often harder to separate from the crowd.

Use a VPN for network privacy

A VPN can hide your IP address from sites, but it does not erase browser-level fingerprints. Pair it with browser protections for a more complete privacy posture.

Separate identities by browser profile

For sensitive work, use separate browser profiles or browsers so logins, extensions, storage, and fingerprint surfaces do not all reinforce the same identity.