This tool analyzes your browser fingerprint by collecting various data points that websites can use to identify you uniquely. It tests screen resolution, installed fonts, browser plugins, canvas rendering, audio fingerprinting, WebGL capabilities, and many other characteristics that make your browser unique.

What is Browser Fingerprinting?

Browser fingerprinting is a tracking technique that identifies users by collecting unique characteristics of their browser and device. Unlike cookies, fingerprinting works even when you clear your browsing data, making it a persistent form of tracking.

Why Fingerprinting Matters

• It works even when you clear cookies and browsing data
• It can track you across different browsers on the same device
• It's often invisible and doesn't require your consent
• It can be used to build detailed user profiles
• It bypasses many privacy protections

The Browser Fingerprint Analyzer uses multiple fingerprinting techniques including Canvas API for graphics fingerprinting, WebGL for hardware fingerprinting, AudioContext for audio fingerprinting, Font detection for typography fingerprinting, and various browser APIs for system fingerprinting.

The tool generates a unique hash based on all collected data points and compares it against a database of common fingerprints to estimate uniqueness.

How to Reduce Your Fingerprint

• Use privacy-focused browsers like Tor Browser or Brave
• Install anti-fingerprinting extensions
• Disable JavaScript when possible
• Use browser privacy modes
• Regularly update your browser and extensions