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That's hardly surprising. I mean browsers hand out willingly plenty of information that could be used for pretty accurate identifications. Just scrolling throug
by axegon_ 6y ago
That's hardly surprising. I mean browsers hand out willingly plenty of information that could be used for pretty accurate identifications. Just scrolling through my scores on amiunique[1], many of the parameters put me in the 0.01% category.
[1] https://amiunique.org/fp https://amiunique.org/fp
- wnbc 6y agoIf you want to be less unique on amiunique.org/fp 1. Visit the site 2. Delete your browser cookies 3. Refresh 4. Repeat the steps until you're less unique
- curiousgal 6y agoOr you know, just block JS.
- squiggleblaz 6y agoCongratulations, you just broke 90% of the modern web. Might as well go directly to Gopher.
- throwaway_pdp09 6y agoCongratualations on never actually bothering to block JS and find out - you know, facts. From actually doing so over many years, and so from actual experience I'd say completely non-functinal sites are about 25%.
- chrismorgan 6y agoI’d put the number quite a bit lower than that, probably comfortably under 10% of sites I interact with, though the trend is definitely upwards, drastically so among interactive things (which are probably worse than 50% broken these days).
- Tarq0n 6y agoA bit of selective whitelisting with umatrix keeps everything functional while massively helping with privacy.
- heresie-dabord 6y agoUse RSS. The modern Web is a tracking system.
- axegon_ 6y agoContent language=en-US,en;q=0.9,bg;q=0.8,es;q=0.7 That's gonna take a lot of refreshing.....
- LunaSea 6y agoA lot of these make no sense at all. Using Mac OSX stock audio input and output devices is already supposedly "unique". Having an Azerty keyboard supposedly puts you in the 0,04% category even though all French speakers have the same setting which means that 0,04% already represents +70M users. So far from "unique".
- jeltz 6y agoPresumably they ignore correlated values. Like a French IP, a French localevnd AZERTY are all very correlated.