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> Firefox (including derivatives) is by far the most fingerprint resistant Do you have a source? The fingerprint detectors [0] as well as reddit's banned/dupli
by itake 2y ago
> Firefox (including derivatives) is by far the most fingerprint resistant
Do you have a source? The fingerprint detectors [0] as well as reddit's banned/duplicate account system suggests otherwise.
Maybe at one point Firefox stopped the fingerprinting, but the tools have quickly found other ways to uniquely identify me.
[0] - https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/kcarter?aat=1 https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/kcarter?aat=1 https://firstpartysimulator.org/kcarter?&aat=1&a=11&t=11&dnt=11 https://firstpartysimulator.org/kcarter?&aat=1&a=11&t=11&dnt...
- yupyupyups 2y agoTry Mullvad Browser or Librewolf, both of which are derived from Firefox. These projects are made possible because of Firefox's customizability and feature set. Firefox has a fingerprint resist toggle that may not be on when using vanilla Firefox.
- mzajc 2y agoWorth noting is that many of these features come from the Tor Uplift project[0]. I'm not sure if they'd exist if it weren't for Tor's work. [0]: https://blog.torproject.org/tor-browser-advancing-privacy-innovation/ https://blog.torproject.org/tor-browser-advancing-privacy-in...