Live Browser & Device Details
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Location | Loading… |
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Device Type | |
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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.