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See which trackers, pixels, chat & session-replay scripts send data BEFORE visitors consent — with tamper-evident forensic proof. ForensicConsent audits any web page for the third-party tracking that drives privacy lawsuits and fines: marketing pixels, analytics, live-chat widgets and session-replay scripts that quietly transmit a visitor's data BEFORE the visitor has consented. Open the extension on any page and you get an instant A–F grade, a plain list of exactly which trackers fired before consent, what category each is (analytics, advertising, session replay, chat), and the legal regimes those pre-consent transmissions are commonly cited under (US CIPA/"wiretapping" theories and EU GDPR/ePrivacy). Every free scan also includes a tailored "How to fix" recipe. WHY THIS MATTERS US "wiretapping" (CIPA) demand letters and EU cookie-consent enforcement both turn on the same fact pattern: data leaving the browser to a third party before the user agreed. ForensicConsent shows you that fact pattern on your own site before someone else documents it on theirs. FREE • Per-page pre-consent tracker scan with an A–F exposure grade • Identifies the vendor, category and identifiers in each pre-consent request • Detects consent banners — including banners that are present but do NOT actually block tracking ("present but ineffective") • Legal-exposure flags (US + EU) for each tracker category • VPPA flag when a video player shares a page with a pre-consent tracking pixel — the Video Privacy Protection Act footprint plaintiffs cite • A tailored remediation recipe, plus a downloadable report PAID (license-activated) • Whole-site crawl instead of one page at a time • Scheduled re-scans (daily / weekly / monthly) to build a compliance timeline • Tamper-evident forensic proof: a SHA-256 content hash, hash-chained and anchored with an independent RFC-3161 trusted timestamp + server signature — tamper-evident evidence that a finding existed at a moment in time • Before/after "remediated" proof (watch a page go from F to A on the record) • A copy-ready AI-fixer prompt and a deposition-packet export PRIVACY All detection happens locally in your browser. ForensicConsent does not collect your browsing history, does not sell data, and runs no analytics on you. The only things that ever leave your device are (a) your license token when you activate a paid plan, and (b) — only when you explicitly click "Anchor this proof" — the audit's content hash, the page URL and the capture time, sent to get the independent timestamp. See our privacy policy for specifics. ForensicConsent is an auditing and evidence tool. It reports observed behavior and common legal theories for context; it is not legal advice.
Jul 18, 2026
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