IP Leak Guard – WebRTC & DNS Leak Protection

Block WebRTC IP leaks, test for DNS and IP leaks, see your IP country on the toolbar and get warned the moment your VPN drops.

IP Leak Guard – WebRTC & DNS Leak Protection Using a VPN or a proxy? Your real IP can still leak. WebRTC can expose it to any website, your DNS requests can reveal where you really are, and if your VPN drops for a moment you may not even notice. IP Leak Guard closes these leaks and tells you the moment something goes wrong. 🛡 PROTECTION • WebRTC leak protection: stops WebRTC from sending traffic around your VPN or proxy. • Block WebRTC on all sites (optional): the strongest mode. Removes WebRTC from every page, so no site can read your IP through it. • DNS prefetch off: Chrome no longer looks up links before you click them. • Anti-tracking: sends Do Not Track, blocks link-click tracking pings, and turns off Chrome's built-in ad tracking (Topics, Protected Audience, Ad Measurement). • Secure DNS guide: one click to Chrome's secure DNS (DNS over HTTPS) setting, plus a ready-made fix when Chrome says "This setting is disabled on managed browsers". 📡 LIVE MONITORING • Your IP's country right on the toolbar icon (with its flag in the popup): green means protected, red means your real IP is visible. • VPN drop alert: an instant notification when your IP falls back to your own country, so you know your VPN disconnected before you keep browsing. 🔍 ONE-CLICK LEAK TEST • Public IP and location check • WebRTC leak test • DNS leak test: which DNS servers resolve your lookups, and which country they are in • A safety score from 0 to 100 ✨ ALSO • Persian and English interface • Light, fast, no account, no sign-up • Works with any VPN, proxy or V2Ray client 🔒 PRIVACY IP Leak Guard collects nothing. No analytics, no account, no server of its own. Your settings stay in your browser. To show your IP and run the DNS test it uses public lookup services, listed in our privacy policy. Note: IP Leak Guard is not a VPN by itself. It protects and monitors the connection you already use.