Leak report

IP, DNS resolvers, WebRTC, and IPv6 from this connection

VPN leak report

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SummaryChecking leaks…
Public IPLooking up your IP…
DNS resolversChecking DNS…
WebRTCChecking WebRTC…

Connection

DNS resolvers

IPQueries

WebRTC

IP from this page request. DNS uses a unique hostname on SkyPath’s resolver-trace zone. WebRTC uses one STUN server in your browser. IPv6 uses STUN for the other address family. Nothing is stored.

What this means

A working VPN should change the public IP and keep DNS plus WebRTC on the same exit. One green check is not the whole story.

Save a baseline with the VPN off, connect, run again, and compare. Comparison stays in this browser tab only.

Open the individual tools for methodology depth. This page is the combined report, not a replacement for those URLs.

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What this report includes

Public IP and request metadata from this page load, DNS resolver-trace from SkyPath’s probe, WebRTC ICE from your browser, and the other IP family via STUN.

For methodology depth, open What Is My IP, DNS Leak Test, and WebRTC Leak Test.

Torrent and multi-region pings are out of scope. We do not send your destination to a third-party probe network.

How to use the baseline

Run the report disconnected, tap Save as baseline, connect the VPN, then Run again and Compare. The diff lists values that changed.

Nothing is uploaded. Closing the tab clears sessionStorage.

FAQ

Is this a VPN leak test?

Yes. It combines the IP, DNS, WebRTC, and IPv6 checks VPN users run after connecting. Use What Is My IP, DNS Leak Test, or WebRTC Leak Test if you need the full explanation for one check.

Do you store my baseline?

No. The baseline stays in this browser tab’s session storage only.

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