Fake Vision
IP leaks, WebRTC exposure and fingerprint risk in one pass.
Fake Vision runs the leak tests that matter when a proxy sits in front of the browser — the public address WebRTC reveals, the DNS resolvers that answered, the timezone and language the browser admits to — and puts them on one page against the IP the site actually sees.
What it checks
- Public and local addresses exposed by WebRTC
- DNS resolvers and the country they answer from
- Timezone, language and geolocation against the IP
- Canvas, WebGL and font fingerprint values
How to read the result
Anything naming a country other than the proxy's is the finding. The fingerprint hashes below it are context, not the result.
What it does not prove
Leak tests prove the tunnel is tight. They say nothing about whether the browser's own answers look like those of 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.
