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yt1988/who-are-you

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What it is

A privacy self-check web tool that runs the browser sniffers any site can run on page load and writes a portrait of what websites can infer about the visitor. It cross-checks readings such as time zone, language, DNS resolver and WebRTC addresses against the IP to flag VPN or…

Who it's for

Privacy-conscious users and developers checking browser fingerprinting, DNS and WebRTC leaks, and proxy or VPN exposure

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Ready-made installers, when the project publishes them, are on its latest release.

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