🔍 Tracking Transparency Dashboard
See exactly what data your browser hands over to websites. This educational tool demonstrates advanced fingerprinting techniques used across the web.
⚠️ Educational Purpose: This tool demonstrates tracking techniques for privacy awareness. All data stays in your browser - nothing is sent to servers.
🎛️ Test Controls
🔧 Basic Device Information
Click "Run Basic Fingerprinting" to collect data
🎮 WebGL Hardware Fingerprint
WebGL data will appear after advanced tests
⚡ WebGPU Capabilities
WebGPU data will appear after advanced tests
🔊 Audio Context Fingerprint
Audio fingerprint will appear after advanced tests
🌐 WebRTC Network Discovery
Network data will appear after advanced tests
🎨 Canvas Rendering Fingerprint
Canvas fingerprint will appear after advanced tests
📍 Behavioral Patterns
Move your mouse and scroll to see behavioral tracking
⚡ Performance APIs
Performance data will appear after tests
🛡️ Privacy Risk Assessment
Run tests to calculate your tracking vulnerability score
📚 What This Demonstrates
Hardware Fingerprinting
- • WebGL renderer and capabilities
- • WebGPU adapter information
- • Audio context characteristics
- • Canvas rendering variations
Network Analysis
- • WebRTC IP discovery
- • Connection type detection
- • Network timing patterns
- • Geographic approximation
Behavioral Tracking
- • Mouse movement patterns
- • Scroll behavior analysis
- • Click timing and coordinates
- • Focus and attention tracking
Performance Profiling
- • Device performance metrics
- • Memory and CPU indicators
- • Navigation timing data
- • Resource loading patterns
🛡️ Protect Your Privacy
⚠️ Security Warning
Beware of fake "privacy" tools! Bad actors often pose as good guys, offering "blockers" that are actually data collection funnels. Always research privacy tools thoroughly before installing.
💡 Tip: Legitimate privacy tools are usually open-source, have transparent funding, and clear privacy policies.
🔧 Trusted Privacy Tools
⚙️ Browser Configuration
Chrome: --disable-webrtc flag
Firefox: webgl.disabled = true
privacy.resistFingerprinting = true
Use private/incognito browsing
📜 Attribution & Credits
Fingerprinting Techniques Based On:
- • BrowserLeaks.com - Canvas and WebGL techniques
- • FingerprintJS - Audio context fingerprinting
- • EFF's Panopticlick research
- • WebRTC IP discovery research by Daniel Roesler
- • Security research on advanced tracking techniques
Educational Purpose:
This tool demonstrates tracking techniques for privacy awareness and education. All code runs locally in your browser - no data is transmitted to servers.
Open Source:
This implementation is part of the Deejay feedback service. Code techniques are adapted from public research and open-source projects for educational demonstration only.
Disclaimer: This tool is for educational purposes only. We encourage responsible disclosure and ethical security research. Techniques demonstrated here should only be used for privacy awareness and protection.