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Note: none of this prevents tracking unless you also have fingerprinting turned off, which makes things a whole lot less useful. For example, if you like Date.n
by TheRealPomax 8y ago
Note: none of this prevents tracking unless you also have fingerprinting turned off, which makes things a whole lot less useful. For example, if you like Date.now() to be reliable, and you want to about:config your way to locking down finger printing: too bad. It's one or the other.
- rcMgD2BwE72F 8y ago>Note: none of this prevents tracking unless you also have fingerprinting turned off It does prevent tracking of websites that don't do fingerprinting. The best is the enemy of the good!
- TheRealPomax 8y agoYeah except in this case Google is the enemy of even the moderately useful. Find any website you like. Odds are it uses google analytics and/or google ads, and good news: that website absolutely uses fingerprinting, even if they didn't implement it "themselves".