Webbkoll
Check what data-protecting measures a site has taken to help you exercise control over its
Webbkoll attempts to simulate what happens when a user visits a page with a typical browser without interacting with anything. The specified page is visited with Chromium, the browser that Google Chrome is based on; i.e., a typical end-user browser. Data (requests/responses, cookies, etc.) is collected, analyzed and presented. The browser has no addons/extensions installed, and Do Not Track (DNT) is not enabled (since this is the default setting in most browsers). Nothing is clicked, no consent is given.
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