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Check if your browser has a unique fingerprint, how identifiable you are on the Internet
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Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#165BAA
Fun Blue
22, 91, 170
212, 77, 38
87, 46, 0, 33
#8C9EFF
Malibu
140, 158, 255
231, 100, 77
45, 38, 0, 0
#009129
Fun Green
0, 145, 41
137, 100, 28
100, 0, 72, 43
AmIUnique is a research website focused on browser and device fingerprinting. It studies how distinctive a person’s browser configuration may be and helps developers access data that can inform stronger defenses against online identification. Visitors can view their browser fingerprint, review its history, explore global statistics gathered from users, and learn about fingerprinting through the site’s blog and FAQ.
The site explains that fingerprinting involves collecting device information—such as browser and operating system versions, screen resolution, architecture, and available fonts or plugins—to help identify a device. Users can contribute to the research by sharing fingerprint data through the website, installing the AmIUnique Android app to scan a mobile device, or keeping the Chrome extension updated. The site also offers privacy information and tools, including details about the cookie used when a visitor chooses to view their fingerprint.
AmIUnique presents its work as an effort to better understand browser diversity and support the development of privacy defenses
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Computers Electronics and Technology
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How do I download the Am I Unique logo?
The Am I Unique logo comes in one version: a logo. Download as SVG or transparent PNG.
What are Am I Unique's brand colors?
The Am I Unique color palette uses the hex codes #165BAA, #8C9EFF and #009129.
The Am I Unique name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Am I Unique and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Am I Unique. Their use is subject to Am I Unique's brand guidelines.
