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I believe Tor is collaborating with Mozilla very closely, to the point that Mozilla includes patches from Tor Browser now: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Tor

I believe Tor is collaborating with Mozilla very closely, to the point that Mozilla includes patches from Tor Browser now: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Tor_Uplift https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Tor_Uplift

JoachimS 4y ago
And Mullvad is a Tor project sponsor.
- notRobot 4y ago
  And Mozilla's partner for the Mozilla VPN.
  - seanw444 4y ago
    Dang, it's a tight-knit group.
l8rlump 4y ago
I recently discovered the useful Firefox about:config setting “resistfingerprinting”, which I believe came from this collaboration.
- cpeterso 4y ago
  Yes, but beware that many websites are broken when “resistFingerprinting” is enabled. That’s why that mode is not enabled by default or an opt-in option in Firefox’s settings UI.
  - notpushkin 4y ago
    I've ran into a couple ones that have some canvas-based features that break when resistFingerprinting is on. They get some visible noise added on top (which does indeed thwart fingerprinting, but also makes it harder / weirder to use those features).
    - l8rlump 4y ago
      I believe you can turn off the canvas-based meddling per-site. There's a small icon that appears on the left of the URL input box on affected sites that allows you to do this.