Should My IP4 Address be Visible ?

[Firas22 1]

Good Day

 

I dont know if this is how it should be or not please look at Picture 

 

[RidersoftheStorm 20]

Firefox and Chrome have the WebRTC function.  WebRTC leaks your ISP IP address thru your browser.

 

FireFox and Chrome both have add-ons/extensions that block this function.

[Kloppix 3]

 

 

On firefox you can just go to “about:config” and set “media.peerconnection.enabled” to false

[Staff 9899]

Please note that in the screenshot your public IPv4 address does not appear anywhere. You are talking about the local IP address of your machine inside your local network. Nothing wrong or worrying therefore.

 

Kind regards

[Firas22 1]

Please note that in the screenshot your public IPv4 address does not appear anywhere. You are talking about the local IP address of your machine inside your local network. Nothing wrong or worrying therefore.

 

Kind regards

So how to hid it ?  or what should i do use an other web browser ??  I am Currently using Vivaldi 

[Firas22 1]

Firefox and Chrome have the WebRTC function.  WebRTC leaks your ISP IP address thru your browser.

 

FireFox and Chrome both have add-ons/extensions that block this function.

I looked at the chrome they have 2 and both are fo to try out 

 

I am already paying here   I dont want to pay for a stupid extension

any other suggestion ? 

[Firas22 1]

On firefox you can just go to “about:config” and set “media.peerconnection.enabled” to false

 

 

Your the best  ,       

Kloppix 

             It worked 

 

 

 

 

 

 

But this is a Little sad Because I use vivaldi as my main browser 

 

maybe I have to switch now

[Staff 9899]

Hello,

 

excellent, you solved it by yourself. Anyway you can just not bother about your local IP address sent out by WebRTC etc., it's not significant. The real leaks from any process binding to the physical network interface are prevented by Network Lock.

 

Kind regards

[LZ1 669]

Hello !

 

Seems a bit odd to use such a new browser as your main, but ok. You could use whatever browser you want, in a VM. I don't know why you assumed the browser extensions were paid either.

 

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[Guest]

On firefox you can just go to “about:config” and set “media.peerconnection.enabled” to false

 

 

Your the best  ,       

Kloppix 

             It worked 

 

 

 

 

But this is a Little sad Because I use vivaldi as my main browser 

 

maybe I have to switch now

 

I use vivaldi myself, it is based on chromium but rather good, in the Vivaldi settings under Privacy it has an option to disable WebRTC

[Firas22 1]

On firefox you can just go to “about:config” and set “media.peerconnection.enabled” to false

 

 

Your the best  ,       

Kloppix 

             It worked 

 

 

 

 

But this is a Little sad Because I use vivaldi as my main browser 

 

maybe I have to switch now

I use vivaldi myself, it is based on chromium but rather good, in the Vivaldi settings under Privacy it has an option to disable WebRTC

Thank you again  I dont know what webRTC    until now  therefor I  never saw this option 

 

 

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thank you so much