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Evercookie Test

This tool checks cookieData, localData, and sessionData storages for cookies that are resistant to deletion.

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Click the button to create an evercookie. Your anonymity will not be compromised: a cookie is a random number between 1 and 1000 that we use to test evercookies. We do not track you using it.

Name
Result
userData
undefined
cookieData
undefined
localData
undefined
globalData
undefined
sessionData
undefined
windowData
undefined
pngData
undefined
etagData
undefined
cacheData
undefined
lsoData
undefined
dbData
undefined
slData
undefined
Name

userData

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Result undefined

cookieData

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Result undefined

localData

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Result undefined

globalData

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Result undefined

sessionData

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Result undefined

windowData

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Result undefined

pngData

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Result undefined

etagData

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Result undefined

cacheData

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Result undefined

lsoData

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Result undefined

dbData

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Result undefined

slData

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Result undefined

FAQ

How are evercookies different from regular cookies?

Evercookies use multiple data storage methods, including Local Storage, IndexedDB, and even browser cache files, to create an almost indestructible cookie. Unlike standard cookies, which can be easily removed from browser settings, evercookies regenerate even after being deleted.

Our online evercookie test allows you to detect and analyze persistent cookies stored in various browser storages, such as Local Storage and IndexedDB.

Evercookies can store data such as unique user identifiers, site visit history, browser settings, and session information.

No, the detection of an Evercookie itself does not mean your data has been leaked. It signals that complex trackers may have been stored on the device. It is recommended to take measures to remove them and enhance privacy settings.

No, the tool is designed only for detecting Evercookies, not for their removal. Manual clearing of browser data or the use of specialized software is required for deletion.

To protect against Evercookies, it is recommended to use anti-detect browsers or enable blocking of third-party cookies and trackers in your browser settings. Additionally, regular clearing of cache, local storage, and installation of tracker-blocking extensions, such as uBlock Origin or Privacy Badger, is required.

This tool is designed to check for the presence of evercookies—specific types of persistent tracking cookies that are difficult to remove due to their ability to regenerate after standard deletion. These cookies can be stored in various locations on a user's device, including localStorage, sessionStorage, and even in the image cache.

How evercookie detection technology works

The tool scans not only standard cookies but also localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB, and other browser APIs that can be used to save data. The checking process consists of several stages:

  1. First, the tool creates entries in all available storage locations, then attempts to delete them.
  2. After the deletion attempt, the tool checks each storage again to determine if the data has been restored.
  3. The user is provided with a report that shows which data was restored and in which storage, giving an understanding of the resilience of evercookies.

This approach allows users and developers to assess how effectively their current privacy protection methods are able to handle the removal of persistent tracking cookies.

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