What any website can infer about your browser, device, and network without asking permission — presented like a fingerprinting dashboard, kept entirely local.
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0 signals— msip …distinctiveness —collecting
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local fingerprint hash
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SHA-256 of passive signals collected on this page
fingerprintjs visitor id
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open-source library · runs locally · v5
uniqueness estimate
awaiting signals…
awaiting…
what makes this unique?
passive signals — no permission prompt
Browser & OS
engine, architecture, cookies, JavaScript
collecting
Screen & Display
viewport, pixel ratio, color depth, touch
collecting
Hardware
CPU threads, memory estimate, touch points
collecting
GPU & WebGL
renderer, WebGPU, canvas and audio entropy
collecting
FingerprintJS
open-source visitor ID components — MIT, client-side only
collecting
Locale & Time
timezone, languages, calendar preferences
collecting
Network & Preferences
connection type, save-data, DNT, GPC, ad-blocker
collecting
Storage & Cookies
localStorage, sessionStorage on this origin
collecting
WebRTC Exposure
local addresses browsers can surface
collecting
Automation & Headless
webdriver, plugin gaps, window inconsistencies
collecting
Permission States
already granted, denied, or default — no prompts
collecting
Cloudflare Edge
colo, ASN, TLS, HTTP protocol, request headers
collecting
Public Network
IP lookup via third-party APIs from your machine
collecting
Capabilities
pointer, color gamut, isolation, feature flags
collecting
Privacy Summary
distinctiveness score, VPN hints, inconsistencies
collecting
opt-in only
Permission-based checks
Everything above loaded automatically. These checks need explicit browser permission — clipboard, camera names, geolocation, and similar. One button runs them in sequence. 0 extra values collected so far.