IP address & location
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Proxies, VPNs and network changes can change your exit IP.
BROWSER ENVIRONMENT CHECK
Browser fingerprint checker
Your browser, at a glance. Automatically inspect signals, look up your IP and generate an environment ID.
View all resultsENVIRONMENT FINGERPRINT ID
Generating ID…SHA-256 · Calculated locally · Environment-dependent
Your browser at a glance
Reading your environment…
- Browser
- Version
- Operating system
- Resolution
- Browser language
Fingerprints are calculated locally and are not uploaded. IP locations and coordinates are approximate.
Checking your browser automatically.
A CLOSER LOOK
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Browser identity
02- User-Agent
The browser's reported UA string. It can be reduced or overridden.
- Client Hints
Basic brands, platform and mobile hints. Some browsers do not expose this API.
- Cookie support
A browser capability flag, not a test of every site's cookie policy.
Language & time zone
03- Languages
Preferred browser languages, not your physical location.
- Time zone
Reported time zone and current UTC offset. Daylight saving can change the offset.
Screen & viewport
04- Screen
Reported dimensions in CSS pixels and color depth in bits.
- Viewport & pixel ratio
The page's current viewport. Window size and zoom can change these values.
- Touch points
Maximum supported simultaneous touch points. Zero is a valid value.
Hardware & preferences
05- Logical processors
Concurrency reported by the browser, not an exact physical core count.
- Memory hint
Approximate memory in GiB. May be rounded, limited or unavailable.
- Color preference
The preferred light or dark appearance reported by media queries.
- Reduced motion
Whether the browser reports a preference for reduced motion.
Automation indicator
06- WebDriver flag
true reports WebDriver control; false does not prove a human visitor.
Canvas fingerprint
07- Canvas sample hash
SHA-256 of a fixed drawing. It describes this sample, not a unique device ID.
WebGL renderer
08- WebGL renderer
Graphics information exposed by WebGL. Privacy settings can limit details.
Questions, answered.
How is my fingerprint ID generated?
Selected browser signals are sorted, normalized and hashed locally with SHA-256, with 96 bits encoded as a compact ID. The check time, viewport size and IP are excluded, so identical inputs produce the same ID. Browser, system, rendering or privacy changes can change the ID. It identifies an environment snapshot, not a permanent device or a guaranteed unique person.
Where do the IP address and location come from?
Opening this page looks up your public exit IP and approximate location. A proxy or VPN can change the exit address. Country, city, postal code and coordinates come from IP geolocation, not your device’s GPS. A failed IP lookup does not block browser results.
Are the results uploaded or saved?
Browser signals and the ID are calculated in this page without uploading the report or writing it to local storage. The IP lookup makes a network request with your exit IP and standard request information, without including this fingerprint report. Copy and download are explicit actions. Normal site resources and analytics follow our Cookie Policy.
Does a false WebDriver flag mean I will pass a bot test?
No. WebDriver is one declared signal; sites may also inspect network, behavior and other environment data. This tool does not score human identity or predict acceptance by a target site. For additional checks, continue to BrowserScan.