Browser Privacy Inspector
Understand what this webpage can access, which permissions are available, and what stays outside its reach.
This inspector runs as a normal webpage. It cannot read cookies from other websites, HttpOnly cookies, actual browser settings, browsing history, extensions, or private/incognito status. Results are only for this page's origin and context.
Review highlights
Observations, not a security score or a browser audit.
Inspection coverage
Run a scan to see what could actually be queried.
No results yet.
Privacy signals
Signals that this browsing context exposes, not guarantees about tracking protection.
Not scanned yet.
JSON and CSV reports omit cookie values and storage values. Cookie names and the inspected origin are excluded from JSON by default.
Changes since previous check
Permissions
Check whether this origin currently has access, is denied, or would prompt. The inspector never activates a device or triggers a permission prompt.
“Granted” does not mean a device is actively being used; “Prompt” does not mean permission was requested. Unsupported names vary by browser. Browser/OS policy can also affect results.
Run a scan to inspect permissions.
To change access, open your browser's site controls or Settings → Site permissions. A normal webpage cannot revoke permissions itself.
Storage
Inspect available estimates and metadata for this site's storage. Stored values and contents are never exposed in reports.
Origin storage estimate
Browser estimates may be padded, rounded, compressed or otherwise inaccurate.
Run a scan for estimates where supported.
By default local/session storage values are not read. Optional value-length estimates use UTF-16 string lengths, not actual disk bytes. Origin-wide usage from the Storage API can include IndexedDB, Cache Storage and other systems; do not add these figures together.
Browser capabilities
See which web APIs this browser exposes to this page—without asking to use them.
“Available” only means the API is exposed in this context. It does not prove permission, device availability, operating-system access, or that an operation would succeed.
Permissions Policy (when exposed)
These checks may be restricted by a parent frame or server policy; they do not grant permission.
Run a scan to check policy exposure.
Run a scan to inspect features.
Privacy & security guide
Understand what the checks mean and how to review settings in your browser.
1. Review this site's permissions
Open the site information icon beside the address bar (often a tune, lock or info icon), then choose Site settings or Permissions. Review location, camera, microphone, notifications and clipboard permissions. Exact menus vary by browser and version.
2. Inspect and remove stored website data
In browser Settings, search for Site data, Cookies and site data, or Storage. Developer Tools → Application/Storage can provide a more complete origin-specific view, including some cookies that JavaScript cannot read. Clearing storage may sign you out or delete unsynced work.
3. Understand cookies and privacy signals
HttpOnly cookies are deliberately inaccessible to scripts, but can still be sent with HTTP requests. Blocking third-party cookies and configuring tracking protection are browser-level controls, not reliably detectable by this webpage. Global Privacy Control (where available) expresses a preference, not proof of enforcement.
4. Keep browsers up to date
Use current browser updates, review extensions, enable appropriate tracking protection and avoid granting unnecessary access. If an inspection shows “unavailable,” do not interpret that as a secure or denied state.