Privacy policy

Information shown by the diagnostic

Browser, operating-system, display, language, time-zone, hardware and privacy-preference values are calculated locally in your browser. They are displayed to you and are not submitted as a diagnostic profile.

For the browser update check, the page retrieves current public release numbers for Chrome, Edge and Firefox from their vendors and compares them locally with the major version your browser exposes. Your detected browser version is not sent to those vendors by this check. Safari is treated as an operating-system-managed browser.

Your approximate network location and the address used to load this page are derived from the web request used to deliver the site. An IP address is necessarily visible to a site’s hosting layer. Quick Utility does not create a separate history of the diagnostic results shown on screen.

To test IPv4 and IPv6 independently, your browser makes two family-specific requests to ipify. That provider necessarily receives the address used for each request and states that it does not log visitor information. If a family is unavailable or blocked, its request fails and the tool says it was not detected.

Operational logs

Hosting and security infrastructure may process standard request data—such as IP address, user agent, requested URL and timestamp—to deliver the service, prevent abuse and diagnose failures. Those systems may retain operational logs according to their own security and retention practices.

Cookies and local storage

The current diagnostic does not set its own tracking cookies and does not use browser storage to save your results. The “cookies enabled” result only reports whether your browser supports cookies; it does not place one.

Advertising

If Google AdSense is activated, Google and other advertising partners may place or read cookies, use web beacons, or process IP addresses to deliver and measure advertising. Google’s use of advertising cookies may enable ads based on visits to this and other sites. You can manage personalized advertising in Google’s Ad Settings.

Visitors in the EEA, the United Kingdom and Switzerland will be presented with an eligible consent flow where required before advertising technologies are used. Advertising is not currently active on this version of Quick Utility.

Your choices

You can limit exposed signals with browser privacy settings, Global Privacy Control, tracker blocking, a privacy-oriented browser or a reputable VPN. Private-browsing mode alone does not hide your IP address.

For advertising preferences, visit Google Ads Settings.

Contact

For privacy questions or requests, email hello@whatismywebinfo.com. Please do not include passwords, authentication codes or other sensitive account details.