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How to Pass CreepJS: Bypassing Advanced Fingerprint Lie Detection
If you’re a data scraper and websites often block your scraping scripts, the problem might not be the script, but the browser you’re using. Regular browsers aren’t made for privacy. They display everything about your system to the websites you’re visiting. To know why exactly your scripts get blocked, you can run checks on your […]
Mehal RashidJuly 1, 2026What Is a DNS Leak? Mechanics, Detection & Prevention
A DNS leak occurs when a hostname lookup uses a resolver or network path outside the proxy, VPN, or privacy boundary the user intended. When a browser or application resolves a domain name through a local ISP or unencrypted system resolver while web traffic passes through an encrypted tunnel or proxy, the name-resolution path can […]
Anthony HeathMay 26, 2026What Is a WebRTC Leak? Test, Mechanics, Detection & Prevention
A WebRTC IP exposure (or WebRTC leak) occurs when a browser’s Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE) stack gathers network candidates or performs connectivity checks that reveal an IP address or network path outside the user’s intended proxy, VPN, or privacy boundary. While standard HTTP page requests follow configured application proxies, native WebRTC implementations can open separate […]
Anthony HeathMay 26, 2026Device Fingerprinting Explainer: Why It Matters for Web Scraping
Device fingerprinting has become a universal online tracking tool. Luckily, there are solutions to that – they work for web scraping as well.
Anthony HeathMay 23, 2023What is a WebGL Fingerprint? How to Block Tracking Safely
WebGL (Web Graphics Library) is a JavaScript API that lets websites render 2D and 3D graphics in the browser through a browser-managed graphics implementation. If you’ve seen a 3D product viewer or a smooth in-browser animation, there’s a good chance WebGL was doing the work. Because WebGL exposes information about the browser’s graphics implementation, it […]
Anthony HeathJune 1, 2026How to Pass Every BrowserScan Fingerprint Test: All You Need to Know
Are you customizing your fingerprint but still getting caught by websites? You can first scan your fingerprint using a tool like BrowserScan to find out why you’re getting caught. BrowserScan checks your fingerprint like a typical website and highlights vulnerabilities in it that might be helping websites catch you. If BrowserScan is a new name […]
Mehal RashidJuly 6, 2026How to Pass Pixelscan Browser Fingerprint Checks Every Time
People think that if they use a VPN, websites won’t be able to tell. But that doesn’t work on websites with advanced detection systems. They can tell when you are faking your location by scanning your device and browser fingerprint. If a website is blocking you or throwing a CAPTCHA at you, this is likely […]
Mehal RashidJune 15, 2026What Is Canvas Fingerprinting & How It Works: Technical Guide
Canvas fingerprinting is a browser fingerprinting technique in which a website instructs the browser to render predefined text, shapes, or graphics using the HTML5 <canvas> element, and subsequently reads back the rendered pixel data or encoded image. Because rendering pipeline behaviors vary across operating systems, fonts, graphics libraries, and hardware configurations, the resulting data forms […]
Anthony HeathJune 11, 2026What Is a Digital Footprint? Examples & How to Delete It
TL;DR: What it is: Your digital footprint is the unique trail of data you leave behind when using the internet. It includes everything from your social media posts to hidden technical logs. Active vs. Passive: An *active* footprint consists of data you intentionally share (emails, comments, purchases). A passive footprint is collected silently in the […]
Anthony HeathMay 27, 2026
