Public IP, ISP/ASN, IP type and outlet proof
Browser fingerprint consistency --%Coverage --%
The score reflects fingerprint consistency; it is not a hard pass or fail result.
No active penalty items
IP info / quality
IP--IPThe public egress address observed by the TraceScope server. It never trusts an IP value reported by page JavaScript.
WebRTC--WebRTCA public address observed in WebRTC ICE candidates and compared with the server-observed egress; its presence alone is not a leak verdict.
WebRTC STUN--WebRTC STUNThe public mapped address observed through a STUN reflexive candidate. No candidate remains not run or indeterminate.
IP count (7 days)--IP count (7 days)The number of distinct public IPs observed for this browser instance over seven days, only when local identity and server history are available.
Network provider--Network providerThe carrier or hosting organization associated with the public IP, returned by server-side IP intelligence.
IP type--IP typeA provider-backed residential, mobile, business, hosting, or unknown network classification; missing evidence never becomes a definite type.
IP source--IP sourceIdentifies whether a network value came from server proof, risk intelligence, or a local browser observation.
ASN--ASNThe autonomous system number announcing the public IP, used to identify network ownership and routing.
Browser
Browser--BrowserThe browser family parsed from User-Agent and Client Hints. This is a declared identity, not proof of a native installation.
Browser version--Browser versionThe declared browser version, cross-checked against Client Hints and related version surfaces.
Has the browser been modified?--Has the browser been modified?Uses direct product markers, runtime integrity, and independent contradictions to assess modification; sparse evidence remains source-unverified.
Browser claims to be--Browser claims to beThe brand declared by User-Agent or Client Hints. A declaration alone does not prove installation origin.
Does the computer environment make sense?--Does the computer environment make sense?Checks whether OS, GPU, fonts, locale, timezone, and browser claims form a coherent environment; heuristics only request review.
Detected fingerprint-browser brand--Detected fingerprint-browser brandA specific anti-detect brand appears only when a verifiable product marker is exposed; generic Chromium signals never attribute a brand.
Why TraceScope reached this result--Why TraceScope reached this resultLists the direct markers, declaration conflicts, and runtime observations behind the browser classification.
Operating system--Operating systemCombines User-Agent, Client Hints platform version, and public platform fields; macOS compatibility UA values are not presented as real OS versions.
Private mode--Private modeA bounded heuristic based on storage and browser-exposed behavior. Restricted APIs remain indeterminate.
Header--HeaderThe User-Agent actually received in the HTTP request by the TraceScope server.
JavaScript--JavaScriptThe User-Agent read from navigator.userAgent and compared with the server request header.
PDF Viewer--PDF ViewerA summary of PDF viewing capability from exposed plug-in, MIME, or built-in viewer surfaces.
Chrome PDF Viewer--Chrome PDF ViewerWhether a public Chrome PDF Viewer plug-in or MIME surface is observed; absence is not inherently abnormal.
Chromium PDF Viewer--Chromium PDF ViewerWhether a public Chromium PDF Viewer plug-in or MIME surface is observed.
Microsoft Edge PDF Viewer--Microsoft Edge PDF ViewerWhether the Microsoft Edge built-in PDF viewer surface is observed.
WebKit built-in PDF--WebKit built-in PDFWhether a WebKit built-in PDF capability is observed; some systems do not expose a plug-in name.
Location
Country / region--Country / regionThe country or region returned by public-IP geolocation without requesting browser location permission.
State / province--State / provinceThe state, province, or first-level region associated with the public IP.
City--CityThe city inferred for the network egress, which may differ from the user’s physical location.
Latitude--LatitudeApproximate latitude from IP geolocation, not precise GPS location.
Longitude--LongitudeApproximate longitude from IP geolocation, not precise GPS location.
Country code--Country codeThe ISO country or region code associated with the public-IP result.
Postal code--Postal codeAn approximate postal code from the IP data provider; it may be unavailable for mobile, proxy, or hosting networks.
Geolocation--GeolocationA map link based on approximate IP coordinates, not live device geolocation.
Hardware
Visitor ID--Visitor IDA TraceScope summary ID generated from normalized local fingerprint fields; environment changes can change the ID.
Canvas--CanvasA report hash produced by rendering a fixed Canvas vector locally, used to observe rendering differences and stability.
WebGL--WebGLA locally collected WebGL capability and fixed-render report covering versions, extensions, and graphics output.
Vendor--VendorThe graphics vendor exposed by WebGL or its debug extension; blocked values remain unknown.
Renderer--RendererThe renderer string exposed by WebGL and compared with OS, GPU, and browser declarations.
Audio--AudioA local AudioContext parameter and processing-vector summary. It never plays or records audio.
Client Rects--Client RectsA stable report ID from fixed DOM, Range, SVG, and typography geometry measurements.
WebGPU Report--WebGPU ReportA local WebGPU adapter, limits, features, and fixed-shader report. Lack of WebGPU support is not an anomaly.
Screen resolution--Screen resolutionThe logical screen size reported by screen.width and screen.height, potentially affected by scaling or profile settings.
Available screen size--Available screen sizeThe logical screen area available after system-reserved regions such as taskbars.
Color depth--Color depthThe browser-reported screen color depth used in display-environment consistency checks.
CPU cores--CPU coresThe logical processor count exposed by navigator.hardwareConcurrency, which browsers may cap or modify.
Media devices--Media devicesA permission-safe summary of visible media-device types and counts. Zero does not prove that hardware is absent.
Software
IP timezone--IP timezoneThe timezone associated with public-IP geolocation and compared with the browser timezone.
Local timezone--Local timezoneThe local timezone resolved by the browser Intl API.
IP time--IP timeCurrent time calculated in the public-IP timezone for regional consistency checks.
Local time--Local timeCurrent time produced from the browser system clock and local timezone.
Language / locale--Language / localeThe navigator.language, languages, and locale combination used to review regional consistency.
Accept-Language--Accept-LanguageThe Accept-Language header actually received by the server, stored separately from JavaScript language values.
Internationalization API--Internationalization APIIntl-resolved locale, calendar, numbering system, hour cycle, and related internationalization settings.
Bot detection--Bot detectionCombines WebDriver, headless tokens, runtime integrity, and cross-context consistency. A clean result means no detected signal, not proof of a human.
Do Not Track--Do Not TrackThe browser-exposed Do Not Track preference; an empty value means no declaration.
JavaScript--JavaScriptWhether JavaScript is executing in the current page. Availability is capability evidence and does not affect anomaly scoring.
Flash--FlashLegacy Flash capability. Unsupported is normal in modern browsers and never incurs a penalty.
ActiveX--ActiveXLegacy Internet Explorer ActiveX capability. Unsupported is normal in modern browsers.
Cookie--CookieWhether cookies are available to the current site and browsing context.
Fonts--FontsA multi-method FontFaceSet, DOM, Canvas, and SVG scan with detected fonts, conflicts, and a report hash.
Port check (22, 3389)--Port check (22, 3389)Browsers cannot perform a general TCP port scan; this row reports only the boundary and state of dedicated probes that actually ran.
User-priority checks
Start with public identity, proxy risk, WebRTC, DNS, Canvas/WebGL and automation traces.
User Agent, Client Hints, engine and headers
Canvas, WebGL, WebGPU, Audio and ClientRects
Permissions, automation, media, timezone and locale