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Four read-only probes that report what a server sees when your browser connects: your public address and its apparent location, how far you sit from the nearest edge in milliseconds, whether the connection looks automated, and whether it looks proxied. Nothing is stored, and nothing is sent anywhere but back to you.

Why these answers come from the edge

Every reading here is taken at the network edge rather than on your machine, and that is the point. Your operating system knows your LAN address; it does not know which datacenter terminated your TLS handshake, which network your traffic exited from, or what country a geolocation database has assigned to that address. When a site blocks you, rate-limits you or serves the wrong currency, this is the data it acted on.

They are diagnostics, not verdicts. A geolocation lookup can be hundreds of kilometres out, a bot score reflects heuristics rather than intent, and a proxy check infers routing from mismatches between what the edge observes and what your browser reports. Read them as evidence to correlate, not as one authoritative answer.

How to choose a Network tool

Pick by the symptom you are chasing.

Wrong region, currency or language

Start with the IP / Geo Inspector. The location a site guessed is the location shown there.

Slow or inconsistent connections

Run the Edge Latency Test for round-trip time, jitter and which datacenter is serving you.

Captchas on ordinary browsing

Check Bot Detection, then VPN / Proxy. A flagged score and a detected proxy have different fixes.