What is browser fingerprinting?
Sites can read attributes like user agent, timezone, screen size, canvas output, and WebGL renderer to recognize returning browsers.
Even with cookies blocked, fingerprinting can still link sessions.
Privacy
Browser Fingerprint Test
See how identifiable your browser looks from common fingerprint signals — computed locally in your browser.
Fingerprint report
Computed in your browser — not sent to SkyPath servers
UniquenessCollecting signals…
Entropy (approx.)Measuring…
SignalsCollecting…
ScopeLocal only
Signals
What this means
Fingerprinting combines many browser attributes into a likely-unique profile — separate from your IP address.
A VPN changes your public IP but does not remove canvas, WebGL, fonts, or UA signals.
This page computes signals in your browser and does not sell or store an identity graph.
Learn more
VPN vs fingerprint
VPN and DNS/WebRTC leak tests answer network privacy questions. Fingerprinting is a browser identity question — check both.
FAQ
Do you store my fingerprint?
Signals are computed in your browser for this page. SkyPath does not use this tool to sell identities.
Will a VPN make me anonymous here?
No. A VPN hides your IP from sites; fingerprint signals can still identify your browser.