Home>WebRTC leak test
WebRTC Leak Test:No Public IP Leak
---.---.---.---
The WebRTC leak test is an important tool for those using VPNs because it leverages the WebRTC API to communicate with a STUN server, potentially leaking the user's real local and public IP address, even when using a VPN, proxy server, or NAT. This tool can help verify whether the real public IP has been leaked.
After authorizing media device permissions, WebRTC will leak local IP
Media Devices API Support
not support
Audio Permissions
Video Permissions
XiaoMi
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
QQ
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
bilibili
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
smartgslb
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
Google 1
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
Google 2
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
Google 3
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
Google 4
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
Nextcloud
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
Cloudflare
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
STUNTMAN
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
freeSTUN
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
Twilio
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
Twilio 2
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
Twilio 3
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
Twilio 4
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
syncthing
SDP log- Local IP:
- -
- Public IP:
How to Disable WebRTC
To disable WebRTC in Firefox:
Type in the address bar and press Enter
about:configmedia.peerconnection.enabledIn the search bar, type and double-click the preference to set its value tofalse.WebRTC in Chrome:
The recommended solution to limit the risk of IP leakage via WebRTC is to use the official Google extension called which provides a range of options with varying levels of protection. WebRTC Network Limiter