Failure to pass Webrtc Leak Test

Дерьмо, ничего не отключает и не скрывает ваш IP.

Outdated and doesn't work on Firefox. The latest version on Edge is 0.3.2, updated on September 20, 2023.

about:config

media.peerconnection.enabled

media.peerconnection.enabled true --- enable

media.peerconnection.enabled false --- disable

This add-on will wrest control away from the user by opening a new tab/window to blare its advertising. See a copy of the web page at https://imgur.com/a/vJL3sN7. I'm busy working inside the web browser and, BLAM, this add-on interrupts my work to show, gee, how great it is despite that I already have it. Add-ons are supposed to update SILENTLY IN THE BACKGROUND (when auto-updating is enabled). Since there is no option to disable this interference and nuisance, I will uninstall this add-on and find a more polite solution. This add-on is rude and I'm not going to get stepped on by it! I reported this abuse in behavior to Mozilla.

Doesn't work with Fx 63.0.2 on Android 5.0.2.

It's broke by the way.. But my question is - we use it for privacy but under permissions it states
Access your data for all websites
Read and modify privacy settings
What the heck.

WebRTC Control fails to prevent the private IP leak, and RTCPeer connection. You can test this by browsing to https://ipleak.net

You are better off manually changing the media.peerconnection.enabled from true to false by opening about:config

This extension does not work in firefox. It does not pass the test at https://browserleaks.com/webts and https://ipper.ru
But it works well in chrome, opera and yandex.browser.