Primary purpose
Review public IP and ASN data, proxy risk, UA and Client Hints, WebRTC, DNS, timezone, and configuration consistency.
Browser environment consistency --%Coverage --%
A higher score means the browser, system, timezone, and related signals agree more closely. It is not an account-safety or platform-access score.
IP and network details
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.
ASN--ASNThe autonomous system number announcing the public IP, used to identify network ownership and routing.
Browser identity and consistency
Browser--BrowserThe browser family parsed from User-Agent and Client Hints. This is a declared identity, not proof of a native installation.
Browser environment status--Browser environment statusCombines browser identity and environment-modification evidence. Coherent evidence shows a standard browser; brand candidates or multi-family contradictions trigger a possible fingerprint/custom-browser warning.
Environment consistency--Environment consistencyChecks whether OS, GPU, fonts, locale, timezone, and browser claims form a coherent environment; heuristics only request review.
Why this result--Why 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.
Incognito / private mode--Incognito / private modeA bounded heuristic based on storage and browser-exposed behavior. Restricted APIs remain indeterminate.
Browser identity seen in the request--Browser identity seen in the requestThe User-Agent actually received in the HTTP request by the TraceScope server.
Browser identity read by the page--Browser identity read by the pageThe 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 shown by your IP
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.
Device and rendering information
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.
Browser settings and capabilities
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.
What can TraceScope help you verify?
TraceScope compares browser-visible signals with server-observed public network evidence while separating observed facts, review signals, and boundaries that cannot be confirmed.
Who it is for
Designed for website operations, development testing, privacy troubleshooting, and cross-region connection diagnostics.
Result boundaries
Results describe evidence observable in the current session. They are not official third-party platform scores and do not guarantee account access.
Continue checking your environment
Use the current results to investigate issues that may affect account access, platform connectivity, and environment consistency.
Network identityOpen check Check IP risk
Review proxy, VPN, hosting, ASN, and region information.
Browser identityOpen check Check browser consistencyCompare UA, Client Hints, rendering engine, and system declarations.
Privacy environmentOpen check Check privacy leaksCheck whether WebRTC, DNS, timezone, or language exposes the real environment.
Platform statusOpen check Check AI platform connectivityView the current status of Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and other popular platforms.