Browser and connection diagnostics
See what your browser and connection expose.
Run focused tools for public IP context, WebRTC, browser leaks, fingerprinting, proxy/VPN consistency, and webcam or microphone setup—then use the research hubs to interpret the result.
Tools
Start with the signal you need to check.
Each app has one primary job, so the result is easier to understand and the next step is clearer.
IP Lookup & What's My IP
Public IP and network context
Check the public IP address your browser is using or look up a public IPv4 or IPv6 address for approximate network and location context.
- Your public IP
- IPv4 / IPv6 lookup
- ISP, ASN, and location
Runs from the Aerod app route with the IP Lookup runtime hosted in this repository.
WebRTC Leak Test
Browser connection candidates
Review WebRTC ICE candidates for readable public IPs, private addresses, hostnames, or mDNS-obfuscated connection details.
- ICE candidates
- Public/private exposure
- Candidate details
Runs as a focused session test in the browser.
Browser Leak Test
Browser privacy surface
Review browser-exposure signals, storage behavior, permissions, privacy controls, and practical remediation guidance.
- Browser signals
- Storage and permissions
- Fix guidance
Treats results as current-session observations rather than proof of anonymity.
Browser Fingerprint Check
Fingerprinting surface
Inspect rendering, WebGL, audio, fonts, locale, storage, permissions, client hints, and browser-consistency signals.
- Rendering signals
- Device/browser clues
- Consistency notes
Runs locally and presents a session-level fingerprint surface, not a universal identity claim.
Proxy/VPN Detection
Connection consistency review
Review route and mismatch signals that can appear when a proxy, VPN, browser, timezone, DNS, WebRTC, or account context disagree.
- Route context
- Mismatch cues
- Practical interpretation
Explains consistency signals without claiming definitive detection everywhere.
Online Webcam Test
Camera and microphone diagnostics
Preview your webcam, check microphone input, choose media devices, and create local photo or audio samples in the browser.
- Camera preview
- Microphone meter
- Local photo and audio capture
Camera and microphone access requires permission; media stays in the browser unless you download a local file.
Workflow
Check, interpret, then adjust.
Aerod separates observations from conclusions so one visible signal does not become an exaggerated privacy claim.
Run the focused tool.
Start with the IP, browser, WebRTC, fingerprint, route, or device input you actually need to inspect.
Read the scope and limits.
Use the result explanation to understand what was observed, what remains unknown, and what may need another test.
Change one thing at a time.
Review browser settings, permissions, VPN or proxy configuration, and account context before testing again.
Explore
Move from a result to the right research hub.
Tools answer the immediate question. Hubs provide the setup guidance, comparisons, limitations, and defensive context behind it.
Tools
Apps
Use live tools for IP lookup, WebRTC exposure, browser leaks, fingerprinting, and proxy/VPN route consistency, with DNS clearly marked as planned.
Explain
Guides
Plain-English browser privacy, IP, proxy, VPN, and internet-security explainers.
Research
Proxies
Proxy provider notes, setup checks, and comparisons for residential, ISP, datacenter, and mobile proxy decisions.
Routing
VPN
VPN provider notes, comparisons, DNS/WebRTC context, and browser-layer checks that still matter after connecting.
Defensive
Cybersecurity
Defensive security guidance for account protection, browser hardening, phishing defense, headers, and safer browsing.
Method
Docs
How Aerod structures app checks, data boundaries, documentation, and public methodology.
Featured research
Practical reading for common privacy decisions.
Selected guides connect browser and network observations to real configuration choices without treating one tool as a complete diagnosis.
Browser Leak Test: Check IP, WebRTC, DNS, and Fingerprint Leaks
Run a complete browser leak test workflow using Aerod's IP, WebRTC, browser, fingerprint, and proxy/VPN consistency tools—and interpret each result.
Proxy Type Selector: Residential, ISP, Datacenter, Mobile, or VPN?
Choose the right proxy type by use case: VPN, datacenter, residential, ISP/static residential, or mobile proxy.
VPN vs Tor: Which Offers Better Privacy and When to Use Each
Compare VPNs and Tor by privacy model, speed, everyday usability, anonymity, censorship resistance, and browser exposure risk.
Veterans Health Administration Cyberattack: What Veterans Should Check After the DBP Breach
A defensive security breakdown of the reported Veterans Health Administration vendor breach involving DBP, Inc., affected systems, exposed data, and practical steps for veterans.
FAQ
Know what each result can—and cannot—tell you.
Quick answers about the live tools, browser permissions, result scope, and commercial links.
Which Aerod tool should I use first?
Use IP Lookup when you need public IP, ISP, ASN, and approximate location context. Use WebRTC Leak Test for connection candidates, Browser Leak Test for browser-exposure signals, Browser Fingerprint Check for fingerprintable characteristics, Proxy/VPN Detection for route consistency, and Online Webcam Test for camera and microphone checks.
Do Aerod tools prove that I am anonymous or fully secure?
No. Each tool reports a limited set of signals from the current browser or network session. The result helps you review a configuration, but it cannot represent every website, device, account, extension, resolver, or future session.
Does the Online Webcam Test upload camera or microphone media?
The app is designed to preview camera and microphone input in the browser. Photos and short audio samples stay local unless you choose to download them. Browser permission is required before either device can be used.
How are commercial provider links handled?
Some proxy and VPN pages contain sponsored links. Aerod discloses those links and keeps commercial actions separate from technical criteria, limitations, source notes, and app results.