🔎 Your Fingerprint, Live DEMO ON YOU

Everything in this table was read from your own browser, in this tab, with no permission prompt and no cookies. Any website you visit can do exactly this. Individually these look harmless — combined, they form a "fingerprint" that can recognise your browser across sites, even in private-browsing mode.

Signal	What this page just learned	Why it matters & how to reduce it

— identifying signals readable without any permission

🔒 This demonstration is one-way glass: the values are computed on your device and shown only to you. This page has no server and transmits nothing — verify in your browser's network tab; it stays silent.

🧬 Your Canvas Fingerprint

The invisible image below was drawn by your browser just now. Tiny differences in your GPU, drivers and fonts change the pixels — hashing the image gives a stable ID for your setup. This is the hash of your render:

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Open this page on a different device or browser and the hash changes; open it again here and it stays the same. That stability is what makes fingerprinting a tracking method that survives cookie deletion.

🛡️ How To Reduce Your Fingerprint

Use a browser that fights back. Firefox (with Enhanced Tracking Protection and resistFingerprinting) and Brave randomise or standardise many signals. Tor Browser makes every user look identical — the strongest defence is blending into a crowd.

Don't make yourself rarer. Exotic fonts, unusual window sizes, and long lists of extensions increase uniqueness. A near-default setup is often the least identifiable.

Block WebRTC leaks when on a VPN. WebRTC can reveal local (and on some setups, public) IP addresses around your VPN. Most privacy browsers/extensions can disable or restrict it.

Compartmentalise. Separate browser profiles (or browsers) for separate parts of your life stop one fingerprint — and one account — from tying everything together.

⚠️ Honest limit: you can't become invisible — a browser must reveal a lot simply to render pages correctly. The realistic goal is to look like many other people, not like nobody. Be sceptical of any tool promising total anonymity.

🧰 More Free Tools by Dinal Studios

Free, private, in-browser security tools — no sign-up, no tracking.

Personal Security Audit ChecklistScore your whole security posture — browsing habits included — with priority fixes. URL Safety CheckerPaste any link for a heuristic safety analysis before you click. Phishing Awareness TrainerLearn the tricks that fingerprinting's cousins — phishing kits — use on you. Cyber Security ToolkitPassword checker, breach check, generators & ethical hacking guide. Data Breach Response GuideAccount hacked? The step-by-step recovery checklist, in the right order. Password Strength TestEntropy, crack times and weakness patterns for any test password.