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Firefox already the same thing for html5 canvas [1], enabled I think via privacy.resistFingerprinting (in about:config). A similar feature would make sense for
by surround 5y ago
Firefox already the same thing for html5 canvas [1], enabled I think via privacy.resistFingerprinting (in about:config). A similar feature would make sense for webGL. In the meantime, power users can disable webGL entirely via webgl.disabled (but without a user-friendly prompt to warn you when it's being blocked).
[1] https://www.ghacks.net/2017/10/28/firefox-58-warns-you-if-sites-use-canvas-image-data/ https://www.ghacks.net/2017/10/28/firefox-58-warns-you-if-si...