Deep IP Trace – WebRTC Protection

Deep IP Trace helps you understand which public IP addresses your browser can expose and gives you direct control over WebRTC on websites. Opening the extension runs an in-memory network analysis. It compares the public IP visible through a normal HTTPS request with addresses observed through temporary WebRTC connections. Results are discarded when the popup closes. WebRTC Protection is off by default. When you turn it on, the extension asks for optional access to websites and blocks WebRTC connections, camera access, and microphone access in page contexts. Video meetings and browser calls will not work on protected sites. Add trusted origins to Allowed sites whenever a website needs WebRTC. Features: - Compare the normal public connection IP with browser-visible WebRTC evidence. - Identify alternate public WebRTC addresses when sufficient evidence is available. - Block WebRTC connection and media-capture APIs on websites. - Keep a local Allowed sites list for trusted origins. - Open detailed IP analysis on deepiptrace.com. - Keep scan results in memory only and discard them when the popup closes. Privacy boundaries: - No account, subscription, advertising, or paid feature. - No cookies, device fingerprinting, page-content collection, or sale of data. - Protection settings and explicitly allowed origins stay in local Chrome storage. - The first-party observation endpoint necessarily receives the connecting public IP so it can return it to the extension. - Third-party STUN servers receive the WebRTC probes required for candidate discovery. Deep IP Trace does not guarantee anonymity, prove that every application uses a VPN, or test DNS resolver exposure. Results describe only the network evidence available during the analysis.