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WebGPU Fingerprint Defender

Defending against WebGPU fingerprinting by reporting a fake value.

Users7KCurrent public install base

Rating5.0Store average score

Reviews5Public review volume

Manifest versionV3Extension platform version

7-day growth-3KNet users gained this week

7-day growth rate-30%Relative weekly velocity

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2026年7月14日2026年7月20日

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Version0.1.1

ManifestV3

Size38.89KiB

Languages1English

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WebGPU Fingerprint Defender is a browser extension that lets you easily hide your real WebGPU fingerprint by reporting a random fake value.

This add-on adds a small noise to the actual fingerprint and renews it every time you visit a website or reload a page. With the browser's WebGPU API, in general, two types of fingerprints can be generated. One with WebGPU specs (constant metrics) and the other with an image that is rendered with the WebGPU API on a canvas. This extension can spoof both values at the same time. To disable this add-on, please visit the extensions page in your browser and then click on the disable button. Please note that this add-on does not have any options page.

This extension is made in collaboration with the author of "WebGL Fingerprint Defender":

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/olnbjpaejebpnokblkepbphhembdicik

If you have a feature request or found a bug to report, please fill out the bug report form on the add-on's homepage (https://mybrowseraddon.com/webgpu-defender.html).

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Total ratings / reviews5Chrome Web Store public rating/review count

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korosh shokri2024年3月14日

is it possible to give us the option to choose if we want to have a stable fingerprint or change it each time we reload the page

Mao Code2024年2月18日

Good!,Looking forward to supporting ClientRect Fingerprint

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AI product read

Spoofs WebGPU browser fingerprint data to prevent websites from tracking users via WebGPU-based fingerprinting techniques

Websites can uniquely identify and track users by querying WebGPU API properties (hardware limits, rendered canvas data). This extension adds small random noise to these values, making the fingerprint change on each page load and preventing consistent tracking.

1. Extension installs and content scripts run at document_start on all pages. 2. The MAIN world script hooks WebGPU API prototypes (GPUAdapter, GPUDevice, GPUCommandEncoder, GPUQueue) with Proxy objects that add small random noise to returned values. 3. When a site queries WebGPU properties, it receives slightly altered values that differ each page load. 4. The isolated content script detects fingerprinting via postMessage and notifies the background. 5. If notifications are enabled, a desktop notification alerts the user. 6. User can click 'What is my Fingerprint' in popup to visit the test page and verify spoofing works.

Target users: Privacy-conscious web users who want to prevent WebGPU-based browser fingerprinting / Users already familiar with browser fingerprinting defenses (companion to WebGL Fingerprint Defender by same author)

Cannot verify the actual noise injection behavior at runtime without testing in a WebGPU-capable browser
The donation button's destination page was not inspected for paid tiers (it's just a homepage URL)

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No paid features detected

No payment processing, subscription management, license checking, or feature gating exists. All keyword hits for 'pro' are false positives matching JavaScript code patterns like stopPropagation, __proto__, prototype, Proxy, properties. The popup has a voluntary 'Make a donation' button that opens the homepage with ?reason=support, but this is not a gated paid feature.

Confidence: 95
Payment platform: --
Source: AI / High
Login required: No
Reason: No login, authentication, or account functionality exists anywhere in the codebase. The extension operates entirely locally with content scripts, background service worker, and popup UI. No OAuth flows, no API keys, no external service authentication required.

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