IPRisk
IPRisk
Save exit IP, WebRTC, and DNS as a baseline and get alerted when the route changes.
The extension compares observable network signals only. It does not infer account status or replace platform review.
A status check before a long session, dashboard login, or browser-profile launch confirms whether the current network still matches the baseline.
Before a long session or after reconnecting, confirm that node rotation or proxy reconnection did not change the exit IP.
Before signing in to an e-commerce dashboard such as Amazon, confirm that the route still matches the baseline saved for that work environment.
Before a session, check whether the exit IP, DNS, or WebRTC changed. The extension does not assess distribution or account status.
Check the network baseline before opening a browser profile. Fingerprint isolation and route monitoring are separate controls.
The extension continuously compares exit IP, WebRTC, and DNS signals.
Queries the public exit IP once per minute and compares it with the saved baseline. Node rotation, proxy interruption, and network changes update the status.
Uses STUN to inspect the public address exposed by WebRTC and compare it with the baseline exit. SOCKS5 proxies generally do not handle WebRTC traffic directly.
Triggers DNS queries with random subdomains and identifies resolver region. A local ISP resolver that conflicts with the proxy exit region is flagged.
The extension monitors status; it does not switch routes, repair networks, or assess platform risk.
No. Green status only means the current IP, WebRTC, and DNS match the saved baseline. Account status is determined independently by each platform.
A node change triggers one alert. Locking the new state in the popup saves the current IP as the comparison baseline.
Anti-detect browsers primarily manage window-level properties such as Canvas, fonts, and user agent. Proxy interruption, WebRTC addresses, and DNS routes require separate network monitoring.
The extension does not read page content, cookies, or account data. It only uses network access required to check exit IP, WebRTC, and DNS. See the current store listing for the latest permission and data-use details.
Each IP poll is under 1 KB — roughly 1.5 MB per day. WebRTC and DNS deep probes run once per hour by default, or immediately when an IP change is detected.
The extension monitors whether exit IP, WebRTC, and DNS deviate from the baseline. iprisk.top reports IP cleanliness, blacklists, proxy status, and datacenter classification. They cover environment stability and IP quality separately.
After installation, the extension saves the current IP as its baseline. Green means the three signals still match; red means a change was detected and the route needs review.