Browser Leak Surfaces and Risk Overview

This page summarizes common browser leak surfaces and provides a clear checklist for privacy‑conscious users. Automated tests can be introduced in later tool center iterations.

Common Leak Surfaces

  • WebRTC leak

    When using proxies, WebRTC can still reveal your real IP if not properly disabled or routed.

  • DNS leak

    Even with proxies, DNS queries may use the local resolver, leaking ISP and location.

  • Fingerprinting

    Canvas, WebGL, fonts and more are used to build fingerprints for cross‑site tracking.

  • Cookies and storage

    Shared cookies and storage make multiple accounts look like a single browser identity.

Best Practices with TgeBrowser

  1. Create isolated environments for different projects and avoid logging multiple key accounts in one profile.
  2. Configure proxies so WebRTC, DNS and HTTP traffic all follow the same route.
  3. Regularly clean unused environments and reduce long‑term tracking from irrelevant sites.
Download TgeBrowser for Better Privacy

Future releases can add automated WebRTC and DNS leak tests to this page.