Alternatives to BrowserLeaks
A suite of web tests that show what your browser reveals about you and your device. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
BrowserLeaks
A suite of web tests that show what your browser reveals about you and your device.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as BrowserLeaks.
AmIUnique
A web page that checks whether your browser has a unique fingerprint and how identifiable you are.
AmIUnique focuses on how unique your browser fingerprint is, useful for comparing browsers, but says little about IP, WebRTC or DNS leaks from a VPN.
Cover Your Tracks
An EFF web tool that tests how well your browser resists tracking and fingerprinting.
Cover Your Tracks focuses on fingerprinting and tracking resistance with plain explanations and a guide, but does not run IP, WebRTC or DNS leak tests.
DNS Leak Test
A web test that shows which DNS servers your connection is actually using.
DNS Leak Test shows which DNS servers your connection uses and gives fixing guidance, but checks only DNS rather than the wider range of leaks.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Blacklight
A real-time website privacy inspector that reveals the tracking technologies a site uses.
Webbkoll
A web-based privacy checker for cookies, third-party requests, HTTPS and security headers.
Mozilla VPN
A paid WireGuard-based VPN service from Mozilla that runs on Mullvad's server network.
Request Map Generator
A web tool that draws a node map of every request a page makes, including third parties.
Chameleon
A Firefox extension that spoofs the browser profile and user agent to make fingerprinting harder.
User-Agent Switcher and Manager
A configurable browser extension that changes the User-Agent string the browser reports, globally or per site.
