Global Fingerprint Statistics

Here's the deal. Every time you visit a website, your browser broadcasts a unique combination of signals—your screen size, installed fonts, graphics card, timezone, and about 80 other data points. We call this your browser fingerprint.

Think of it like walking into a room. Even without showing your ID, people can identify you by your height, hair color, voice, and the way you walk. Your browser does the same thing online. Research from INRIA's 2.2 million device study shows that 35.7% of desktop users have completely unique fingerprints—meaning they can be tracked across the web without cookies.

The statistics below show real patterns from our visitors. You'll see which browsers dominate, which operating systems are most common, and how device types break down. This isn't theoretical—this is actual data from people just like you testing their fingerprints.

Why should you care?Because if you're using a rare browser/OS combination, you're easier to track. If you're in the majority, you blend in with the crowd. The numbers tell the story—scroll down to see where you might fit in.