Your Computer Info

Everything your browser can reveal to a website—explained.

Live Browser & Device Details

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Browser
Operating System
Device Type
Screen
Color Depth
Timezone
Language
Cookies Enabled
GPU Name
GPU Vendor
RAM (approx)
CPU Cores
Battery
Connection
Touch Support
Nothing private is shown here—just what’s available to any website you visit. RAM/CPU may not show on all browsers. GPU via WebGL. Battery/connection details may be restricted for privacy.

What these attributes mean (and why they matter)

  • IP Address & Location — Helps sites geo-route content/pricing, fraud checks, and rate limits. Can contribute to tracking across visits.
  • Browser & Operating System — Sites tailor features/bug fixes per browser/OS; unique combinations can increase fingerprint uniqueness.
  • Device Type — Guides layout and input assumptions (mouse vs touch) and can influence ad/UX decisions.
  • Screen & Color Depth — Drives responsive image sizes and canvas rendering; uncommon resolutions/depth add to a fingerprint.
  • Timezone & Language — Localizes dates/numbers and content; combined values can narrow your profile.
  • Cookies Enabled — Allows logins, carts, and preferences; also enables stateful tracking unless you block/clear them.
  • GPU & Vendor — Used for WebGL performance; renderer strings can be highly identifying on some systems.
  • RAM & CPU Cores — Sites adapt workloads (e.g., image processing) but also signal device class/power.
  • Battery — Rarely used; could change behavior to save power. Some browsers limit access for privacy.
  • Connection — Lets sites adjust media quality and prefetching; can leak network characteristics.
  • Touch Support — Tunes UI controls and gestures; also hints at device category.
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