Graphics
Canvas and WebGL can reveal rendering differences from your browser, graphics hardware and drivers.
See which browser details websites can read. The test runs locally in your browser.
Reading the browser signals available to this page.
Your signature stays in this browser and is not saved by this tool. It cannot tell us who you are or how unique your browser is.
Browser fingerprinting combines details such as graphics rendering, screen size and language into a comparison signature. Unlike a cookie, these details can be read without saving a tracking identifier in your browser.
Run this test before and after changing a privacy setting to see which values are readable. The signature helps compare those observations; it does not measure how unique your browser is among other users.
Canvas and WebGL can reveal rendering differences from your browser, graphics hardware and drivers.
Screen size, CPU thread count and approximate memory can help distinguish devices. Many devices share these values.
Your language and timezone are readable browser settings. They do not establish your physical location.
Review your browser’s built-in privacy controls, then check again. A changed signature does not measure improved privacy.
Waiting for the test…Run the test to see its detected details.
No. It summarizes a set of browser properties. Many browsers may share them, and this tool does not compare you with other users.
This tool calculates the signature locally and does not save it. Storage availability is checked with a temporary entry that is removed immediately.
Browser updates, display changes and privacy protections can change or randomize the exposed signals.
No. Blocking some APIs reduces what this test can read. Other techniques and account activity can still reveal information.