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No? The web's security model does not expose such identifiers. The best you can do is fingerprinting, which is actively and continuously defended against by bro
by BillinghamJ 6y ago
No? The web's security model does not expose such identifiers. The best you can do is fingerprinting, which is actively and continuously defended against by browser makers
- bigiain 6y ago> which is actively and continuously defended against by browser makers ... except the dominant one (at least for their own web properties), who just happen to be the adversary in this particular discussion.