resistfingerprinting works by making JS APIs less useful, even if used legitimately. If you rely on something that is both accurate and distinct to a user for f

resistfingerprinting works by making JS APIs less useful, even if used legitimately. If you rely on something that is both accurate and distinct to a user for functionality, that functionality os going to be broken by fingerprinting mitigation. There is no "fingerprinting API" that can simply be disabled, it's a combination of many APIs that all have real-world not-evil uses.