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Maybe I'm misunderstanding the intention of your response, but this doesn't answer the question. Regardless of whether an extension injects code into the page o
by hidden-spyder 5y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the intention of your response, but this doesn't answer the question. Regardless of whether an extension injects code into the page or not, or if it's recommended by Mozilla, it will alter my fingerprint, wouldn't it?
- sysadm1n 5y agoI recall there was a bug in Firefox from years back where JS could be used to infer what addons were installed. Typically it just pinged some extension URIs to look for an extension's presence. If it HTTP 200 OK'd then you had it installed. That bug has been fixed IIRC.