Top 20 Anonymity, Fingerprint, WebRTC, Canvas, IP, and WebGL Checkers

We checked them on a Macbook Air M1 using two popular anti-detect browsers. In the process, we found out that some anti-detect browser parameters do not allow to mask out such things as the battery or audio fingerprint. It’s a good thing that FB doesn’t notice it, as it is focused mostly on behavioral factors.

browserleaks.com

It’s a toolkit allowing you to test your browser for leaks.

Link: https://browserleaks.com/

whoer.net

It’s a service that allows you to check the data your computer broadcasts to the Internet.

Link: https://whoer.net/ru

Fake vision

It’s a top service that allows you to view many parameters and data that your browser has leaked.

Link: http://f.vision

coveryourtracks.eff.org

It’s a browser verification service that allows you to check its level of protection from tracking and fingerprinting.

Link: https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/

amiunique.org

It allows you to view the relevance of your browser’s fingerprints in detail and percentages for each indicator.

Link: https://amiunique.org/

browserspy.dk

It allows you to check what data one can get from your browser just by a page visit. The test list is quite extensive.

Link: http://browserspy.dk/

deviceinfo.me

It’s a tool allowing you to debug and test your web browser’s security and privacy.

Link: https://www.deviceinfo.me/

fingerprintjs.com

It’s a tool that allows you to identify anonymous website visitors with 99.5% accuracy. On the demo page, you can view your browser’s fingerprint, and the data it collects.

Link: https://fingerprintjs.com/demo/

2ip.ru/privacy

It’s a simple browser privacy tester.

Link: https://2ip.ru/privacy/

fingerprints.bablosoft.com

It’s a set of different tests that allow you to check your browser.

Follow the link: fingerprints.bablosoft.com/webgl to obtain WebGL-related pixel data for Canvas. In case the WebGL fingerprint has changed, this data should change as well.

Link: https://fingerprints.bablosoft.com/webgl