No account needed. Probe results stay on this device.
This page reads what your browser reveals — live, in front of you — then forgets it.
The probes run in your browser. With analytics consent, only use of the experience is measured ? never your fingerprint.
Cookie banners are theatre. They ask permission to store an ID. But your browser hands the web enough detail to recognise you without storing anything — your GPU, your fonts, how your hardware renders a single line of text. That is a fingerprint.
It runs a series of fingerprinting probes on your device, right now, and shows you each signal in plain language as it arrives. Some succeed. Some your browser blocks or scrambles — and those blocks are shown with the same weight as the successes, because that is the real story: privacy comes from a hardened browser, not from a consent pop-up.
The probe results stay in your browser and are discarded when you leave. The site stores your cookie preferences. If you accept analytics, Google Analytics measures page visits and the start and completion of this experience; it never receives your fingerprint or probe results. If you want to watch a fingerprint decay over time — how it drifts and reforms across visits — that lives behind the vault, and only ever with an account you create on purpose.
An installation by Matteo Bononi, 2026 · MIT · a thesis with code, not a product.