VPN and Tor leak tests
Open one of these pages after you connect a VPN or Tor. It shows the IP address and DNS server the web sees.
Several of these sites belong to VPN companies.
Order: what the tool asks of you (nothing, an account, ID), then open code before closed code, then A to Z. Affiliate links and sponsors never change it.
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AmIUnique
Asks of you: nothing Code: not stated- Checks your browser fingerprint.
- Research project listing a French university contact (Lille).
Visit AmIUnique Checked 2026-10-19
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Cover Your Tracks
Asks of you: nothing Code: not stated- Shows how trackers see your browser and which of its traits identify you.
- Run by the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Visit Cover Your Tracks Checked 2026-10-19
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dnsleaktest.com
Asks of you: nothing Code: not stated- DNS leak test that also shows your IP address and approximate location.
- Its footer names IVPN Limited.
Visit dnsleaktest.com Checked 2026-10-19
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ipleak.net
Asks of you: nothing Code: not stated- Tests your IP addresses, DNS resolvers, WebRTC and torrent exposure.
- Runs on AirVPN, a VPN company.
Visit ipleak.net Checked 2026-10-19
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Mullvad Check
Asks of you: nothing Code: not stated- Tests for DNS and WebRTC leaks. Needs JavaScript.
- Run by Mullvad, a VPN company.
Visit Mullvad Check Checked 2026-10-19
See also
- VPN providers
- Tor and anonymous networks
- Encrypted DNS
- Router and firewall software
- Bitcoin wallets
- Hardware wallets
- Monero wallets
- CoinJoin tools
- Privacy coins
- Private payments
- Operating systems for computers
- Operating systems for phones
- Private e-mail providers
- E-mail alias services
- All tools
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- How we make money