> You can't block fingerprinting completely without breaking a ton of useful features. Many of those features are not so useful and their main use is fingerpri

> You can't block fingerprinting completely without breaking a ton of useful features. Many of those features are not so useful and their main use is fingerprinting, for example: - WebGL is mostly used for fingerprinting - enumerating installed fonts is mostly used for fingerprinting They should be put behind a permission popup, so that only those sites that really need them (e.g. graphic editors, text editors) can use them. So nothing gets broken.