Canvas
JavaScript requiredFixed text and graphics rendering are measured twice.
- Same-page result
- JavaScript required
- SHA-256
- JavaScript required
Canvas technical details
JavaScript is required to run this measurement.
Browser and network diagnostics
Browser fingerprint test
Measure seven browser-exposed rendering and capability surfaces and compare repeated results during this page load.
Live result
JavaScript is required to run the seven browser-local measurements.
MyLeaks repeats each available surface during the current page load to show whether the result remains stable.
Fixed text and graphics rendering are measured twice.
JavaScript is required to run this measurement.
Graphics rendering and browser-reported GPU characteristics are measured without treating software rendering, ANGLE, or virtualization as suspicious.
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Browser-exposed adapter capabilities are measured without a benchmark or permission prompt. Unavailable is neutral.
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A silent offline audio computation is repeated. It does not request microphone access or create audible output.
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The existing fixed candidate set of browser-visible local fonts is measured twice; no fonts are downloaded.
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Fixed DOM geometry is measured twice with the existing layout and normalization.
JavaScript is required to run this measurement.
Canvas text metrics for fixed text and font cases are measured twice.
JavaScript is required to run this measurement.
The page measures Canvas, WebGL, WebGPU, Audio, Fonts, ClientRects, and TextMetrics: seven browser-exposed rendering or capability surfaces. It does not create an eighth composite fingerprint.
Deterministic browser-local measurements run twice in the current page. MyLeaks compares each available surface’s two hashes for same-page repeatability. See Methodology for the exact existing measurement inputs and interpretation boundaries.
Stable means that two measurements matched during this page load. Unstable means that the repeated measurements differed.