IP Address: Your IP address is a unique identifier assigned to your device when you connect to the internet. It helps servers recognize your device and route data to it.
Browser Name: Your browser name refers to the specific software you're using to view this webpage. Different browsers (like Chrome, Firefox, etc.) have unique features and rendering capabilities.
Screen Size: Your screen size is the physical resolution of your display, measured in pixels. It tells us how much space you have on your screen to display content.
What does this mean? Websites use all of these metrics and hundreds more in order to uniquely identify you online, a process known as "fingerprinting". It works even in "incognito" browsing, with VPNs, or with trackers blocked.