WebRTC-Leak-Prevent
diafygi.github.io/webrtc-ipsProvides user control over WebRTC privacy settings in Chromium, in order to prevent WebRTC leaks. Download: Chrome. For Firefox users, you can do this through browser settings. Test for WebRTC leaks, with browserleaks.com/webrtc
- Homepage: diafygi.github.io/webrtc-ips
- GitHub: github.com/aghorler/WebRTC-Leak-Prevent
- Web info: web-check.xyz/check/diafygi.github.io
WebRTC-Leak-Prevent Source Code
Author
a8763506128977812212307169331690
Description
Prevent WebRTC leaks in Chromium browsers.
Homepage
License
Apache-2.0
Created
01 Aug 15
Last Updated
06 Jun 26
Latest version
Primary Language
JavaScript
Size
61 KB
Stars
379
Forks
49
Watchers
379
Language Usage
Star History
Top Contributors
Recent Commits
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a449707101729771095 (12 May 25)
Support for MV3, remove support for old Chrome versions, minor legal change.
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aghorler (28 Apr 25)
Minor legal change
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Aaron Horler (09 May 18)
Push up version for new release
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Aaron Horler (09 May 18)
Completely remove the save button
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Aaron Horler (15 Apr 18)
New version released in Chrome Web Store
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Aaron Horler (11 Apr 18)
Automatic option saving, removal of all HTM4, and minor formatting changes. This commit makes no functional change, but will be released.
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Aaron Horler (03 Jan 18)
Update year in copyright notice
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Aaron Horler (28 Nov 17)
Update date of release.
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Aaron Horler (27 Nov 17)
Remove references to "Chrome" to comply with Opera requirements. Opera doesn't like developers mentioning Chrome.
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Aaron Horler (27 Nov 17)
Change browser action name to "Open options".
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Aaron Horler (27 Nov 17)
Increment version number
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Aaron Horler (27 Nov 17)
Use labels for input and select elements
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Aaron Horler (27 Nov 17)
Bind open options functionality to toolbar icon, other minor fixes. To address #7 , primarily.
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Aaron Horler (03 Sept 17)
Merge pull request #6 from hack-r/master Increased friendliness of one FAQ answer ;)
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Jason Miller (02 Sept 17)
Increased friendliness of one FAQ answer ;)
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Aaron Horler (02 Apr 17)
Fixed horizontal rules -- to ---
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Aaron Horler (16 Mar 17)
Markdown fix.
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Aaron Horler (10 Feb 17)
Added a section on testing for leaks. Linked to the original test by diafygi, and explained how to interpret the results.
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Aaron Horler (10 Feb 17)
Included screenshot for Incognito protection
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Aaron Horler (08 Feb 17)
New release
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Aaron Horler (08 Feb 17)
New description This will also be changed in release 1.0.11.
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Aaron Horler (08 Feb 17)
Open options on install. This will be the only change in 1.0.11.
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Aaron Horler (20 Jan 17)
Added proper hierarchy to headings.
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Aaron Horler (10 Jan 17)
Link update This old link worked, but redirected to the current.
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Aaron Horler (10 Jan 17)
Minor formatting and word alerations
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Aaron Horler (15 Nov 16)
Username change, new version.
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Aaron Horler (15 Nov 16)
Username change, minor edits
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rentamob (10 Nov 16)
New version
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rentamob (10 Nov 16)
More minor changes
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rentamob (10 Nov 16)
Very minor
WebRTC-Leak-Prevent Website
Website
Redirects
Redirects to https://diafygi.github.io/webrtc-ips/
Security Checks
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Server Details
- IP Address 185.199.108.153
- Hostname cdn-185-199-108-153.github.com
- Location California, Pennsylvania, United States of America, NA
- ISP GitHub Inc.
- ASN AS54113
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Safety Score
Website marked as moderately safe
90%
Blacklist Check
diafygi.github.io was found on 0 blacklists
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API
You can access WebRTC-Leak-Prevent's data programmatically via our API. Simply make a GET request to:
https://api.awesome-privacy.xyz/security-tools/browser-extensions/webrtc-leak-prevent The REST API is free, no-auth and CORS-enabled. To learn more, view the Swagger Docs or read the API Usage Guide.
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