Privacy & Security Tools
Test what your browser and connection give away, and check your defences.
- Browser Fingerprint TestEvery signal your browser hands over automatically, and how much each one narrows you down.Runs in your browser
- DNS Leak TestCheck whether your DNS requests are leaking outside your VPN.Partly server-side
- Full Privacy CheckOne pass over everything you leak: IP, DNS, WebRTC, fingerprint and timezone.Partly server-side
- Password GeneratorCryptographically random passwords and passphrases, built on your device.Runs in your browser
- SSL Certificate CheckerRead the certificate a site actually presents — including the broken ones your browser refuses to show you.Secure lookup
- VPN Protocol RecommenderFive questions, then a straight answer — including “you do not need the stealthy one”.Runs in your browser
- WebRTC Leak TestCheck whether WebRTC is exposing your real IP behind a VPN.Runs in your browser
- What Is My IPSee your public IP, location, ISP and network — instantly.Secure lookup
- Password Strength CheckerSee what an attacker recognises in your password, and how long it really survives.Runs in your browser
What these tools have in common
Privacy online is mostly a question of what leaks, and leaks are specific. WebRTC exposes addresses through a browser API that has nothing to do with your proxy settings. DNS queries can take a different route from the rest of your traffic. A fingerprint is not one identifier but a few dozen small facts that together narrow you down.
The tools here measure those things individually, because a single "are you private?" verdict hides exactly the detail you need in order to fix anything.
Where a result depends on your VPN, the page says how — and where it does not, it says that too. A password generator is not a privacy product and we do not pretend a VPN improves one.