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Basically everything meaningful used for fingerprinting requires JS. If you don't have JS running, that's a signal, but a really weak one. About all they have a
by RonanTheGrey 8y ago
Basically everything meaningful used for fingerprinting requires JS. If you don't have JS running, that's a signal, but a really weak one. About all they have after that is your useragent and IP address.
Too bad most of the web isn't written to be without JS (or that we don't have stronger protections against fingerprinting, so it wouldn't matter....)
- flukus 8y ago> Basically everything meaningful used for fingerprinting requires JS. If you don't have JS running, that's a signal, but a really weak one. It eliminates probably 99% of the population. Throw in some css fingerprinting and you could probably be identified uniquely.
- RonanTheGrey 8y agoI know, it's a really crappy situation all around. I went and spent a few hours trying to see how to prevent fingerprinting and the answer is you basically can't. That sucks.