What do you mean by "JS fingerprinting"? If you use a Whonix VM on Tor, there's really two parts - a Gateway VM and a workstation. So even if JS "punches throug

What do you mean by "JS fingerprinting"? If you use a Whonix VM on Tor, there's really two parts - a Gateway VM and a workstation. So even if JS "punches through" the workstation it literally cannot transmit or access your external IP. If you do things like resize your window or install nonstandard applications, that could make you a unique Whonix user, but not reveal your true IP.