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What websites know about you

Your browser already tells every site your timezone, screen, GPU, and a fingerprint. You never click allow. This is your dump.

  • Free
  • No permission prompt
  • Nothing stored
inspect — what websites know
raccoon@kit:~$ inspect --what-websites-know
scanning this tab…

What this list actually is

Every page you open can read language, timezone, screen size, a GPU name, and how this machine draws a few pixels. That bundle is often called a browser fingerprint. You do not click “allow.”

This tool does not guess your name or pull data-broker profiles. It only prints what JavaScript in this tab can see right now. Your IP is missing on purpose: scripts cannot read it, but the web server already has it.

Photos leak a different kind of location. See the pin, then strip the GPS.

Does Incognito hide this?

No. Private mode clears cookies. It does not change your timezone, GPU, or canvas print.

Do you keep the dump?

No. Close the tab and it is gone. Longer version: what websites can see about you without asking.