Firefox’s default anti-fingerprinting is just a blacklist of common fingerprinting scripts. It is incredibly difficult to make a browser fingerprint non-unique

Firefox’s default anti-fingerprinting is just a blacklist of common fingerprinting scripts. It is incredibly difficult to make a browser fingerprint non-unique. Only the Tor browser has strict enough settings with a large enough user base to overcome fingerprinting. If you don’t want to use Tor, try these: - uBlock Origin (which has a larger blacklist of fingerprinting scripts) - Enable the privacy.resistFingerprinting setting in about:config to make your browser more similar to other users with that setting enabled (but not entirely non-unique) - The nuclear option: arkenfox user.js [1]. It’s github repo also contains a lot of further information about fingerprinting. [1] https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js