Google doesn't need to fingerprint your browser this way. I have permission prompts enabled for canvas access (the most common form of Javascript fingerprinting

Google doesn't need to fingerprint your browser this way. I have permission prompts enabled for canvas access (the most common form of Javascript fingerprinting) and Google doesn't even use that. Why would they? The vast majority of the internet is sending them unique identifiers along with every page load already. > This would not be an acceptable tradeoff since the dialog will fire on _every web site_. Sounds like a good reason to use the same approach as with notifications (disabled by default on most websites).