WebGL report
Web Graphics Library can expose graphics driver strings (vendor/renderer). Useful for debugging; also relevant to fingerprinting discussions.
WebGL renderer
FAQ
WebGL is a browser Application Programming Interface for hardware-accelerated 3D and 2D graphics. It can expose vendor and renderer strings for your graphics stack, which is useful for debugging and relevant to fingerprinting.
Some browsers require a debug extension or reduce detail for privacy. We show what your browser allows.
- Chrome/Edge:chrome://settings/system → use hardware acceleration when available; or chrome://flags → search WebGL.
- Firefox:about:config → webgl.disabled (true disables WebGL).
- Safari:Settings → Feature Flags / Develop → Experimental Features → WebGL.
- Note:disabling WebGL can break maps, games, and 3D sites.
- Reload this page to confirm the change.
Yes. Vendor and renderer strings can add uniqueness to a browser fingerprint. Privacy modes may reduce or hide that detail.
Hardware acceleration may be off, WebGL may be disabled, or the browser may block the Application Programming Interface. Games, maps, and 3D features may not work until it is enabled.