See What Your Browser Reveals
JExtScanner is a defensive transparency tool inspired by publicly reported research into browser extension detection techniques. It is designed to help you explore and understand these behaviors firsthand — not to track, collect, or exploit user data.
JExtScanner stands for JavaScript Extension Scanner, reflecting its focus on detecting browser extensions and analyzing web-based exposure techniques.
Modern websites can use standard browser features to infer information about your environment, including installed browser extensions, browser and version details, device and screen characteristics, and signals used in browser fingerprinting.
JExtScanner visualizes these techniques so you can see what may be observable from your browser.
Browser extensions may expose certain files (called web-accessible resources) to function properly. These files are reachable at predictable URLs like chrome-extension://EXTENSION_ID/resource.png.
Websites can attempt to load these resources: if a resource loads, the extension may be installed; if it fails, the extension is likely not present. By testing multiple known resources, websites can infer parts of your extension set.
Your browser configuration can act as a unique signal:
JExtScanner helps make these otherwise invisible signals visible.
Important note: The core scanning functionality (chrome-extension:// URL probing) is a Chromium desktop-only feature. It won't work on any mobile browser (Chrome mobile, Safari, Firefox mobile). The site is fully viewable and informative on mobile, but the actual scan must be run on a desktop.
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