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Not necessarily. Because disabling WebGL is probably relatively rare, while the API itself is fairly ubiquitous, that one bit probably has a high surprisal valu
by pmiller2 7y ago
Not necessarily. Because disabling WebGL is probably relatively rare, while the API itself is fairly ubiquitous, that one bit probably has a high surprisal value, so it carries more information than it would seem to.
- cinquemb 7y agoYeah, much better to spoof readouts to Canvas, Audio, etc. And this would only be on sites that one would even consider allowing JS to run.