A scanner that will scan and identify your public and local IP addresses. This scanner also has the ability to detect anonymized addresses, generated by an experimental feature of Chromium.
Visit https://ip.neerajaggarwal.com in your browser to see a working demonstration.
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An experimental feature of Chromium is to automatically anonymize local IPs exposed by WebRTC. To be able to retrieve the local IP address, you must disable this feature.
Go to chrome://flags/#enable-webrtc-hide-local-ips-with-mdns
in your Chrome browser to disable.
WebRTC will attempt to open a SDP offer. If the offer was successful, it will parse the returned RTCSessionDescription, which contains the configuration of the connection.
There is also a listener for when there is an icecandidate event within the connection instance, which will provide the SDP of the ICE candidate.