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The process of tracking and identifying users based on their browser characteristics, such as browser type, version, and configuration.
changes the IP address visible to websites by routing traffic through multiple encrypted relays, but that change is not an absolute shield: misconfigured applications, browser plugins, downloaded docu...
is an open-source project that runs an automated suite of in‑browser checks against major browsers to measure , including a set of tests; results are presented as pass/fail indicators for specific lea...
Canvas and WebGL — both rendering-based techniques that probe how a device draws pixels — remain the most resilient and hardest-to-mitigate across mainstream and anti-detect browsers because they extr...
A privacy‑focused browser (with tracking protection, cookie control and anti‑fingerprinting measures) handles most everyday threats like ad tracking, first‑party profiling and scripted trackers on vis...
the type of computer a visitor is using in broad strokes: they can learn the operating system and browser from the HTTP User-Agent header and refine that picture using JavaScript and , but they genera...
leads 's desktop rankings, scoring 143 of ~156 privacy checks, ahead of , and on the test-suite results reported by reviewers and PrivacyTests.org itself . performs better than mainstream Chromium-bas...