What this website can see about you

Plain answers first. Each line links to the details further down. Nothing here is a score, because there is no fair way to boil privacy down to one number.

• Your internet addressChecking…

  Checking…

  Checking…
• Your locationNot tested

  Location data wasn't available from this server.

  Not tested
• Recognizable without cookies?Checking…

  Measuring your browser…

  Checking…
• WebRTC address leakNot tested

  Optional test. It contacts one outside server, so it only runs if you press the button.

  Not tested
• Global Privacy ControlOff

  Your browser isn't sending this opt-out signal.

  Off
• Ad and tracker blockingChecking…
  Checking…
• Precise location permissionNot tested

  Your browser doesn't let pages check this.

  Not tested
• Device detailsVisible

  Your system, screen and graphics chip are readable by any site, silently.

  Visible

Every site you visit gets your IP address. It's needed to send the page back to you. From it, anyone can look up which company connects you to the internet and roughly where that connection lives.

The network check didn't load. The data center is the Cloudflare building your request entered. It usually sits near your real location, or near your VPN server.

Not loaded

IP location is a database guess. It's often right about the city or the provider's hub, and often wrong about the street, sometimes by dozens of miles. The coordinates are the center of that guess, not your house.

Sites can measure small details of your browser (how it draws text, your graphics chip, your fonts, your screen) and combine them into a fingerprint. I turned yours into three words. The words leave out your IP address on purpose.

1. Write down the three words.
2. Open this page again in a private window, or clear your cookies, or switch your VPN on or off.
3. Same words? Sites could recognize this browser again even without cookies. Different words each session? Your browser randomizes its fingerprint. That's a good sign.

WebRTC powers video calls in the browser. To connect calls, it can discover your addresses on its own, outside the normal web request. With some VPN setups, that reveals your real address.

I placed a hidden box with ad-style names and asked for two empty files named like ad scripts, all on this site. No real ads or trackers are involved.

This is a heuristic. It shows a blocker is active, not how good it is.

System & browser

Hardware & display

Software & devices

Permissions & status

This page sends no referrer onward: every link out of here, and every request it makes, carries no record of where you came from (Referrer-Policy: no-referrer).

accept: */*
accept-encoding: gzip, br
cache-control: private, no-store, no-transform
cross-origin-opener-policy: same-origin
date: Wed, 28 Oct 2026 03:31:52 GMT
permissions-policy: geolocation=(self), payment=(), usb=(), serial=(), hid=(), midi=(), display-capture=(), browsing-topics=()
referrer-policy: no-referrer
user-agent: Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; [email protected])
x-content-type-options: nosniff
x-invocation-id: cle1::c57qz-1793158312571-5d66342b7b15

{
  "env": null,
  "device": null
}

• Run the WebRTC test if you use a VPN

  It's optional and contacts one outside server, which is why it waits for you. It's the classic way VPN users get unmasked.

• Turn on Global Privacy Control

  It tells sites not to sell or share your data, and some state laws give it teeth. Check your browser's privacy settings for Global Privacy Control.

• Check what this page can't

  DNS leaks and how your VPN behaves when it drops can't be tested from a single site without contacting others. Mullvad's connection check and the other tools under Go deeper cover those.

Copy it as text, save it as a JSON file, or print it. All three are made right here in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

{
  "generatedAt": "(stamped when you copy or save)",
  "page": "https://nickscomputerrescue.com/what-we-see",
  "note": "Generated in your browser. Nothing in this file was sent to or stored by the site.",
  "connection": null,
  "consistency": {
    "timezone": "unknown",
    "language": "unknown"
  },
  "fingerprint": null,
  "standardizationSignals": [],
  "browser": null,
  "environment": null,
  "device": null,
  "privacySignals": {
    "gpcHeader": false,
    "gpcJs": null,
    "dnt": null
  },
  "webrtc": "not run (opt-in)",
  "blocking": null,
  "preciseLocation": null,
  "beforeAfter": null
}