Browserscan
A broad report with a pass or fail per area.
BrowserScan collects the usual fingerprint surfaces and prints a result per area, including whether the browser looks spoofed — a user agent that claims one engine while the engine behaves like another. It is the quickest second opinion when two other tools disagree.
What it checks
- IP, timezone and WebRTC consistency
- Canvas, WebGL, audio and font fingerprints
- Hardware claims: cores, memory, screen
- Whether the user agent matches how the engine behaves
How to read the result
Open the detail behind any area marked as failing. The summary line alone never says which value caused it.
What it does not prove
Like every published checker, its checks are the ones anti-detect vendors tune against first. A full set of green marks says the profile is well made, not that it is a real machine.
These tools are run by their own operators, not by us. Opening one sends your IP address and browser details to that site.
