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Even with `privacy.resistFingerprinting` enabled, my fingerprint is unique all-time on https://amiunique.org https://amiunique.org.
by jlmorton 7y ago
Even with `privacy.resistFingerprinting` enabled, my fingerprint is unique all-time on https://amiunique.org https://amiunique.org.
- shakna 7y agoThere's also other fingerprinting that you need to be aware of, like keeping the browser a default size rather than maximising it and giving away how big your screen is.
- shitgoose 7y agoeven with tor browser i am unique all-time
- jdc 7y agoIt seems to me that the Navigator interface is a pretty rich source of info for fingerprinting. For instance, even if I spoof my user-agent in the HTTP request, Navigator gleefully exposes the real one anyway.
- Santosh83 7y agoCurrently you will need to outright disable Javascript to defeat fingerprinting, and it will stay that way unless browsers actually cooperate and standardize ways to present a unified API and default values.
- raxxorrax 7y agoWith the option being enabled, there is 1 other guy that creates the exact same fingerprint. I hope he is not a serial killer... Currently using chrome for HN, but that also creates a completely unique print. I highly doubt it will ever be a focus of this browser to change that issue. And everyone should buy more widescreen monitors, they are awesome. I wonder if users of standard devices like iPhones fare much better. Not that I would want to use one... Curiously, Firefox gives me WebGL Vendor = not supported, which isn't true at all, while chrome gives the full driver name, which in my case is very uncommon (using an intel nuc).
- Quarrel 7y agoI wouldn't put much stock in amiunique right now. It might be great, but needs a bigger sample size. I am unique purely based on my content language: "en-AU,en,en-US" While we like to think we're special in Australia, I'm not THAT special.
- qes 7y agoMy set of monitors alone makes me globally unique.