Exposure Check

You didn’t grant special permission to share most of this. It’s exposed by default the moment you load a page. Many sites can read the same signals instantly.

Analyzing browser environment…

Collecting passive signals (device, screen, locale, rendering characteristics)

Exposed device signals

Local time

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Time zone

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Languages

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Screen

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Viewport

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Pixel ratio

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Platform

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Likely environment

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How you arrived here

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Visibility score

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Higher scores mean your browser looks more distinguishable. This does not identify you by name — it measures how “unique” your setup can appear across visits.

The optional buttons require either an external lookup (public IP) or a browser permission prompt (location).

Rendering & fingerprint-style demos

Canvas signature

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Audio signature

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WebGL renderer

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Basic fonts

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Connection hints

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Optional outputs

Public IP

Not requested

Location (GPS)

Not requested

If you ever wondered “what’s actually private online,” this is the uncomfortable part: many signals are shared before you click anything.

Transparency (quiet): This page does not store a visitor list or transmit personal data to an operator. Most values above are computed locally in your browser. If you press “Reveal public IP,” your browser calls a public IP service and displays the result. If you press “Request precise location,” your browser asks permission and you can deny it.