Glossary
Browser fingerprint
The set of properties a site reads from a client to recognise it, apart from its address.
It includes headers, TLS behaviour and rendering details. A request from a good address can still be refused when the client looks unlike a real browser.
Related terms
- Headless browser
A real browser engine run without a visible window, for pages that build content with JavaScript. - IP reputation
An assessment of an address, from past behaviour and the kind of network it sits on.
Test it on your own targets.
Create an account, run the measurement harness against your real workload, and read the numbers before you commit to anything.