IP Leak test for VPNs/Tor

Explanation of the problem

WebRTC is a protocol that relies on JavaScript and can cause an IP leak from behind your VPN or Tor Browser. This tool examines if you are vulnerable to WebRTC IP Leak.

Your local IP address

Your public IP address

Your IPv6 address

Explanation of the results

If you see your real IP address above, while using a VPN service, your browser is not safe!

What should I do if my browser leaks my IP Address?

How to disable WebRTC in Firefox?

1. Enter "about:config" in the Firefox address bar and press enter.

2. Click on the "I'll be careful, I promise!" button.

3. Search for "media.peerconnection.enabled"

4. Double-click the entry. You will notice that the column "Value" is now showing "False"

5. Refresh this page while using a VPN to see that your Firefox browser is safe.

6. That’s it!

Google Chrome Extension ScriptSafe.

If you are using Google Chrome, there is an extension called ScriptSafe that is effective at masking your IP address. It is very easy to install. Simply go here, click “ADD TO CHROME” and it should install and automatically add itself as an extension. Then, test it on this page to see if your IP is hidden.

How to disable WebRTC Leak in IE/Other browsers?

There is currently no known working solution.
Here is our workaround solution:

1. Uninstall IE/other browser :)

2. Install Google Chrome or Firefox and disable WebRTC.

3. Share this tool with your friends by clicking one of the share buttons below.