Standard browser sessions expose unique device fingerprints. OpenLibreNet masks these identifiers.
Your real device is exposed

Trackers can see: Real OS, real browser, unique fingerprint, exact hardware configuration
Your identity is protected

Trackers can't identify you: Generic OS/browser, masked fingerprint, standardized profile
Ad-tech companies and data brokers no longer rely solely on Cookies or IP addresses.
When you visit a site, it runs scripts to query your device. It asks:
These data points combine to create a unique "hash" or ID. Even if you change your IP address every minute, your specific hardware configuration remains the same.
The tracker recognizes the device, not the connection.
Visit the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Cover Your Tracks or AmIUnique.org to check your browser fingerprint.
Most browsers are unique among millions of users.
OpenLibreNet compared to other privacy solutions.
| Feature | Standard VPN | Tor Browser | OpenLibreNet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hides IP Address | |||
| Blocks Local History | No (unless Incognito) | Session Isolated | |
| Anti-Fingerprinting | Active Masking | ||
| Usability | High | Low (Slow speeds) | High (Cloud Rendered) |
| Requires Installation | Yes | Yes | No (Browser-based) |
By virtualizing the browsing session, OpenLibreNet presents a standardized profile to tracking scripts. This prevents device identification by ensuring all sessions appear identical to fingerprinting attempts.
OpenLibreNet provides fingerprint protection through browser virtualization.
Start SessionNo browser extensions or software to install. Browser-based access.
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