Your VPN hides your IP.
Spoof Me hides the rest.
Websites still read your timezone, language, user agent, screen, GPU and dozens of other signals. Spoof Me replaces your whole browser fingerprint with a believable identity — without breaking a single site.
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Mumbai Chrome
Built-in
What a VPN changes
A VPN reroutes your traffic and swaps your IP address. That's useful — but it stops there. Everything your browser tells a website about your device stays exactly the same.
What it leaves exposed
Your browser keeps broadcasting signals that can contradict your VPN and pinpoint you anyway:
- Real timezone
- Language settings
- Operating system
- Screen resolution
- GPU & WebGL data
- Device memory
- CPU core count
- Touch support
Spoof Me switches those browser-side signals too — so your fingerprint matches the story your VPN is telling.
How it works
One identity, every signal covered
Spoof Me presents a single, consistent identity to every site — and shows you who's trying to look underneath.
Simple identity profiles
Switch your whole fingerprint with one tap. Pick a built-in identity or craft your own with a matching user agent, platform, screen, language and timezone.
Everything stays in sync
No mismatched signals. Every value moves together so the identity looks real.
Live fingerprint detection
See exactly which sites probe you, how often, and which signals they read.
Real-time alerts
Get a heads-up the moment a page attempts to fingerprint your browser.
Doesn't break websites
Spoof Me rewrites signals instead of blocking scripts, so pages keep working.
Covers 18+ signals
User agent, GPU, canvas, timezone, memory, touch points and many more.
Identities
Ready-made identities, or build your own
Spoof Me ships with realistic profiles from around the world. Pick one, or create a custom identity tuned exactly how you want.
Mumbai Chrome
Asia/Kolkata
Nigerian Chrome
Africa/Lagos
Indonesian Mac
Asia/Jakarta
American Chrome
America/New_York
Mac Safari
America/Los_Angeles
German Firefox
Europe/Berlin
New identity
Set your own user agent, screen, language and timezone.
Coverage
Every signal a tracker looks at
These are the browser-side data points Spoof Me can rewrite and watch — the same details fingerprinting scripts stitch together to identify you.
Detections
Watch the trackers watching you
Fingerprint attempt detected
A page just tried to read your device signals.
See who is watching
A running list of every site that read a fingerprinting signal this session.
Know exactly what they read
Each site is tagged with the precise signals it touched, and how many times.
Understand the risk
Plain-language explanations turn cryptic signals into something you can act on.
3 sites detected this session
www.youtube.com
just now
www.youtube.com read 9 device signals — like user agent and pixel ratio — to build a fingerprint that identifies you across visits. Spoof Me feeds each site a consistent, randomized profile instead, so these signals can't be linked back to your real device.
ogs.google.com
8s ago
ogs.google.com read 5 device signals — like user agent and pixel ratio — to build a fingerprint that identifies you across visits. Spoof Me feeds each site a consistent, randomized profile instead, so these signals can't be linked back to your real device.
www.google.com
12s ago
www.google.com read 6 device signals — like user agent and language — to build a fingerprint that identifies you across visits. Spoof Me feeds each site a consistent, randomized profile instead, so these signals can't be linked back to your real device.
Reviewed by BlockHacks
Spoof Me has been independently examined for privacy and security. Read the full write-up on how it replaces your fingerprint without blocking content or breaking websites.
FAQ
Questions, answered
A VPN mainly changes your IP address. Your browser still reveals your timezone, language, user agent, operating system, screen resolution, GPU, device memory and more. Those signals can contradict your VPN location and single you out. Spoof Me switches the browser-side signals so they match the identity you choose.
No. Spoof Me replaces your fingerprint with a realistic, internally-consistent identity instead of blocking scripts. Sites keep working normally — they just see the identity you picked rather than your real device.
Every time a site reads a fingerprinting signal, Spoof Me logs it. You can see which sites are probing you, how many times, and exactly which signals they touched — user agent, GPU, timezone, touch points and the rest.
Yes. Alongside the built-in profiles you can create custom identities with their own user agent, platform, screen size, language and timezone, all kept in sync so the fingerprint stays believable.
Yes. Spoof Me is a free extension for Chrome and Firefox.
Take back control of your fingerprint
Install Spoof Me free and choose how the web sees you — in seconds, with no account and no broken sites.
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