> Browsers should ensure all <canvas> operations produce identical results across platforms and hardware, and anything in the spec that prevents this should be

> Browsers should ensure all <canvas> operations produce identical results across platforms and hardware, and anything in the spec that prevents this should be removed from the spec. You would basically have to kill all hardware accelerated features and run everything in an interpreter. Also make sure that turbo button is set to slow, to get consistent behavior across all CPUs. The only real way to prevent finger printing is to lock these features away by default and force websites to beg for every single one of them, not a "accept all" screen, make the process so painful that 90% of users would rather avoid those abusive sites entirely, basically the same dark pattern shit every site pulled with the cookie and GDPR accept popups, just in reverse.