Without asking. Without a cookie banner. Without you clicking anything. Every one of the panels below was filled in by your own browser, silently, the moment this page loaded — exactly the way a Meta Pixel or Google tracker would do it.
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Studies (Panopticlick, AmIUnique) find that >80% of browsers are unique across the web based on these signals alone. Combined with your IP address and browsing history, you are trivially identifiable without a single cookie.
Hotjar, Microsoft Clarity, FullStory and Mouseflow record exactly this — mouse movements, clicks, scrolls, and often form inputs — then ship the replay to their servers. Move your cursor around the box below to see your last 5 seconds of activity.
Again, we are not saving any of this. It's drawn to a canvas that exists only in your tab, and it disappears the moment you leave. A real session recorder would be uploading this to a vendor server right now.
You can delete cookies. You can't change your GPU, your fonts, your CPU count, your screen, or your timezone with a button. The signals above identify your browser even after you clear everything.
The Meta Pixel on a skincare shop is the same Meta Pixel on a news site, a recipe blog, and a symptom checker. Your fingerprint links the visits into a single timeline attached to one persistent ID.
Logged-in Google searches are tied to your Google account. "Anonymous" search interests are fed into the same ad-targeting profile used across ~2 million sites in the Google Display Network.
The Schrems II ruling, the German Google Fonts case, and multiple DPA findings treat browser fingerprints + IP as personal data under GDPR. Consent banners don't fix this.
We built this demo in your browser with no server calls. If you'd like to see bigger, academic datasets comparing your fingerprint against millions of others, these are the best public tools:
The Electronic Frontier Foundation's tool (successor to Panopticlick). Tests whether trackers can identify your browser even with ad-blockers installed.
INRIA academic research project. Compares your fingerprint against a corpus of ~1M browsers and tells you exactly how unique you are.
Deep technical leak tests: WebRTC local-IP exposure, canvas, WebGL, font enumeration, SSL fingerprints, and more.
Side-by-side comparison of the privacy protections in every major browser. Useful when choosing what to actually browse with.
That's the web most ethical brands quietly participate in. It doesn't have to be. Read the full write-up, or get your own site audited and rebuilt on a genuinely privacy-first stack.
Most "eco" sites still quietly ship your data to Google, Meta, TikTok, and hundreds of ad brokers. We don't.
The Green Directory loads:
Analytics are handled by a self-hosted Matomo instance on our own server — your data never leaves.