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Your Remote IP

IPv4 Address

146.148.80.64

IPv6 Address

-

WebRTC Support Detection

RTCPeerConnection

✔ True

RTCDataChannel

✔ True

Your WebRTC IP

WebRTC Leak Test

Local IP Address

Public IP Address

Session Description

SDP Log

Media Devices

API Support

✔ True

Audio Capture Permissions

? Prompt

Video Capture Permissions

? Prompt

Media Devices

n/a

How to Disable WebRTC

WebRTC in Firefox

To disable WebRTC in Firefox:

Type about:config in the address bar and press Enter.

In the search bar, type media.peerconnection.enabled and double-click the preference to set its value to false.

WebRTC in Chrome

The recommended solution to limit the risk of IP leakage via WebRTC is to use the official Google extension called WebRTC Network Limiter, which provides a range of options with varying levels of protection.

Further Reading

RTC Peer Connection – MDN

Media Devices API – MDN

Media Stream Track API – MDN

An Intro to WebRTC's NAT/Firewall Problem – webrtcHacks

Anatomy of a WebRTC SDP – webrtcHacks

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