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TL;DR: Canvas fingerprinting is a browser tracking technique that silently commands the HTML5 <canvas> API to render hidden text, shapes, and gradients, then reads the resulting pixel bitmap. Because GPU drivers, font rasterizers, and OS rendering stacks produce microscopically unique

You fired up your VPN, checked your IP, and got a clean result. You think you’re invisible. You’re not. In 2026, IP-only checks are the digital equivalent of wearing a mask and forgetting to change your shoes. Modern tracking infrastructure

TL;DR Websites use browser fingerprints to track your identity and link accounts together. This technique helps websites prevent fraud, and block scrapers and spammers. If you try spoofing your fingerprint the wrong way, websites can detect and block your account.

I am sure you already know that websites track our activity using cookies. But they also have a lot of other ways to track us. One of them is through your user agent, which is a string that your browser

WebGL (Web Graphics Library) is a Javascript API that allows websites to render their 2D and 3D UI for the user using their device’s own processor and GPU. If you ever see a 3D artifact on a website, or a