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I practically do this, with Firefox and the Temporary Containers addon. I have other stuff installed too so there are sites that don't work - these I open in a

I practically do this, with Firefox and the Temporary Containers addon. I have other stuff installed too so there are sites that don't work - these I open in a separate Chromium, in an Incognito window. OP, the problem with your general browser is that most sites will be broken. You'll need to do captcha before each shitty modern news piece and that's even after you told your Tor browser to enable JS and less strict security. But still, I think with compartmentalization one can make tracking reasonably hard. For now.

drdec 5y ago
Will Firefox containers do anything against fingerprinting however? My impression was that fingerprints was all about the specifics of the environment without utilizing a browser session. So different sessions in the same browser will have the same fingerprint. Happy to hear an explanation of why I am wrong however.
- FalconSensei 5y ago
  > Will Firefox containers do anything against fingerprinting however? My understanding is that they do nothing. You are on the same FF version with the same preferences and extensions and all. AfAIK, the containers will only keep cookies separate