I’m looking for a developer who can recreate every test offered on BrowserLeaks.com browser fingerprinting, WebRTC leak checks and the rest of the site’s diagnostics—so that I can host the entire suite under my own domain. Core scope • Re-implement each BrowserLeaks test so the results match the original site’s accuracy in all major browsers. • Add a new check that detects whether Chrome (or any Chromium-based browser) is running background tasks via its API; the page should flag this in real-time. • Include a dedicated “Developer Tools” section that exposes raw request/response data, console logs and any low-level details useful for advanced debugging. • Provide a clean, responsive interface that mirrors the usability of BrowserLeaks while keeping the code-base modular for future additions. Tech expectations JavaScript (plain or TypeScript), modern front-end framework only if it speeds things up, and server-side components in Node, Python, or PHP—whatever you’re most comfortable maintaining. I’ll need unobfuscated source code, clear setup instructions, and a short read-me explaining how each test works. Acceptance I’ll sign off once the recreated tests produce results identical to BrowserLeaks in Chrome, Firefox and Edge, the new Chrome background-usage check functions reliably, and the developer panel exposes the promised data without slowing the page. If you’ve built similar diagnostic or privacy tools before, I’d love to see them.