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I can't imagine disabled WebGL is that specific of a fingerprint. Surely there have to be millions of consumer devices out there without OpenGLES2 support, righ
by cowtools 4y ago
I can't imagine disabled WebGL is that specific of a fingerprint. Surely there have to be millions of consumer devices out there without OpenGLES2 support, right?
However I agree that privacy.resistFingerprinting is probably the way to go.
- speedgoose 4y ago> Surely there have to be millions of consumer devices out there without OpenGLES2 support, right? Perhaps, but not many people in your area run the latest version of Firefox while not supporting WebGL and having a display with a high DPI (for example).
- gruez 4y ago>Surely there have to be millions of consumer devices out there without OpenGLES2 support Not really. Even my decade+ old laptop supports webgl on both firefox and chrome.
- woojoo666 4y agoApparently many computers have the same canvas fingerprint [1], much more than you'd think. So disabling it does seem like it would make you more unique. [1]: https://multilogin.com/the-great-myth-of-canvas-fingerprinting-part-i/ https://multilogin.com/the-great-myth-of-canvas-fingerprinti...