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  2. 2026.09.19
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liarjs

Check where a browser contradicts itself

WHO USES ITPeople checking whether their privacy settings actually hold, and developers working on bot detection or traffic analysis.

Use in the browser

Reads what a browser says about itself, compares it with what the network actually saw, and reports every disagreement.

★ 214▲ +21 / 7dDaily star increases over 14 days. Hollow bars mean no data. The last day may be partial.2026-09-05 no data2026-09-06 no data2026-09-07 no data2026-09-08 no data2026-09-09 no data2026-09-10 no data2026-09-11 +22026-09-12 +22026-09-13 no data2026-09-14 no data2026-09-15 +142026-09-16 +32026-09-17 no data2026-09-18 no datalargest one-day increase in the 14 days+14last 14 days · stars per dayhollow = no data

214 stars · checked on GitHub GitHub check 69 h late · incl. +3 observed via GH Archive since then · 7-day +21 observed via GH Archive (as of )

The liarjs.dev page on a blue background, headlined "Can your browser fool me?" with the browser analysis in progress.

TESIGN TAKE

Its usefulness is in showing you what a site can read about a visitor. If you have wondered what your browser leaks, opening the page answers it immediately.

TRY

AT A GLANCE

LICENSE
MIT
USAGE
Use, change and redistribute, commercially too. Keep the notice.
LANGUAGE
TypeScript
PLATFORM
web · cli
ACTIVITY
last commit 29 days ago () · latest release [unconfirmed]
COMMUNITY
contributors [unconfirmed] · open issues [unconfirmed] · made by: [unconfirmed] Reference time unavailable
SOURCES
GitHub
OPEN SOURCE
YES
FIRST SEEN
CATEGORY
SECURITY · DEV TOOLS

A summary, not legal advice.

WHY IT MATTERS

A browser controls its own JavaScript, but not the network it connects over. liarjs exploits that gap: it reads the fingerprint inside the browser, reads the TLS, HTTP and ASN view from the edge that served the request, and flags every place the two stories disagree.

BUILD FROM THIS

  • TypeScript under MIT, split into three parts: a CLI and driver, 19 browser-side fingerprint probes, and 40 consistency rules as pure functions. liarjs.dev runs exactly these checks.

WHO IT'S FOR

People checking whether their privacy settings actually hold, and developers working on bot detection or traffic analysis.

START IN 5 MINUTES

# Open liarjs.dev and it scans your browser right away — no install, no signup.

CAVEATS

  • A diagnostic tool: the result tells you where two views disagree, not who someone is or whether they are safe.

RECEIPT

FIRST SEEN
AT SOURCE
KEPT
CREATED → FIRST SEEN
49d
WHEN FIRST SEEN
211 ★
SOURCES
GitHub

The same facts in machine-readable form — View as Markdown · JSON

SIMILAR TOOLS

Up to five from SECURITY by ★ total: edited entries first, then repository cards; this entry is highlighted. Drawn from the same stored snapshot as the rankings — a comparison, not a recommendation.

IMAGENAME★ TOTAL▲ 7dLICENSEPLATFORMLAST PUSH
The repository's own benchmark leaderboard: F1, precision, recall, time and tokens per model and review tool, in a dark table.
open-code-reviewAI code review for developers★ 34.5k▲ +1,414Apache-2.0permissivewindows · macos · linux · cli
The liarjs.dev page on a blue background, headlined "Can your browser fool me?" with the browser analysis in progress.
liarjsCheck where a browser contradicts itselfTHIS ENTRY★ 214▲ +21MITpermissiveweb · cli
ente/enteCARD★ 28.9k▲ +7AGPL-3.0copyleft
deskflow/deskflowCARD★ 28.8k▲ +2GPL-2.0copyleft
zhishile/codex-auth-helperCARD★ 14.8k▲ +192Licence unconfirmedunconfirmed

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  2. FIRST SEEN BY TESIGN
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