Running the local browser scan.

Scanning this tab

What is my browser?

Your browser identity, public network context, and exposed privacy signals—checked in one place.

Browser checks stay in this tab. No account, no stored fingerprint.

Detected browserLocal scan

Browser check result

Checking browser

Reading version and operating system…

SystemReading…Architecture
DeviceReading…Viewport
Public IPChecking…Network context
Privacy scoreCalculating…Privacy signals

01 / Update status

Is your browser up to date?

We compare major versions because privacy-preserving user agents often hide full build numbers. Ahead-of-snapshot builds are treated as up to date.

Verdict

Checking update status

Reading the locally detected browser version.

Detected
Checking…
Latest known
Unknown
Snapshot
Checking…
Release date
Not yet available
How to update

Use your browser or operating system’s normal update channel.

02 / Release data

Latest stable browser versions — as of 2026-08-05

A build-time snapshot compiled from vendor release feeds. It is useful for checking a different device, and it never adds a third-party request to this page.

BrowserLatest stableRelease date
Chrome151.0.7922.76Jul 28, 2026
Edge151.0.4129.59Aug 4, 2026
Firefox153.0.3Jul 21, 2026
Safari26Not yet published by the release-date source

Chrome data: Google Version History. Edge data: Microsoft Edge Updates. Firefox data: Mozilla Product Details. Safari is a small curated OS mapping, last reviewed . “Latest” means the newest platform release in the snapshot; platform versions can differ.

03 / Identity

The details behind the answer

Everything support teams usually ask for, organized for quick scanning and copy-ready handoff.

Browser and device

Local environment

Scanning
Request path

Public network

Waiting
Waiting for the local scan…

The network check starts after local browser detection finishes.

Local scan comparison

Compare with your previous check

Opt in to store salted equality digests—not your raw IP or timezone—in this browser.

Capability snapshotStorage, graphics, WebRTC, and secure-context supportShow checks

04 / Privacy

How exposed are you online?

This transparent heuristic summarizes signals visible to this page. It does not estimate uniqueness, prove identifiability, or show whether anyone is tracking you.

Privacy score

Calculating privacy score

Reviewing the browser signals available to this tab.

Higher scores mean less exposed browser surface.

05 / Browser Lab

Go deeper only when you need to

Advanced checks remain collapsed so the direct answer stays fast and readable.

Advanced diagnostics are ready

Canvas, graphics, WebRTC, client hints, and environment consistency—without leaving this page.

06 / Help

Questions people ask next

Short answers for support, privacy, and network troubleshooting.

It reads your browser family, version, rendering engine, operating system, device type, public IP context, and privacy-related signals available to this tab.

Keyboard first

Shortcuts

C
Copy summary
R
Run scan again
J
Download JSON
L
Open Browser Lab
T
Toggle theme
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Private support handoff

The report is encoded after #r=. That fragment is not sent with the page request, but recipients, extensions, and messaging apps can retain the URL.