Connection check
Open this page through the proxy you want to test, in your browser profile or automation tool. It shows what a website would see about your connection. You never enter proxy credentials here.
| IP address | Checking… | |
|---|---|---|
| Network (ASN) | Checking… | |
| Location | Checking… | |
| Network type (estimate) | Checking… | |
| Proxy headers | Checking… | |
| Timezone match | Checking… | |
| WebRTC leak | Checking… |
Inspecting
What the labels mean
Clear nothing worth a second look. Held worth checking. Noted a reading with no verdict.
What this does and does not tell you
- Network type is an estimate. It flags known hosting networks as datacenter. It cannot reliably tell residential from ISP lines, and it does not show how a specific website scores the IP.
- Timezone match compares your browser timezone with the IP's. A mismatch is a common bot signal.
- WebRTC leak checks whether the browser exposes a public IP different from the one the server sees.
- Not covered: DNS leaks, IPv6 leaks and TLS fingerprints. A clean result here does not rule those out.