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You should share details on your setup.

• jordanb 1y ago
  Nothing special just Firefox and the normal privacy plugins.
  • PunchTunnel 1y ago
    It also might be (as it proved in my case) that your address block (including the whole neighborhood from an ISP perspective) includes a compromised device. I discovered one of my neighbors has a compromised device that's sending a couple million spam emails per month, and it tainted the reputation of the entire network address block.
    • jordanb 1y ago
      Well it happens on both my laptop and my phone, both of which are firefox with a lot of the fingerprinting stuff like useragent knocked out, as well as adblock, etc.
• bo1024 1y ago
  (Different commenter, same experience) Firefox, VPN, UBlock Origin, Privacy Badger, and UMatrix plugin to block cookies and javascript by default. (You can easily whitelist first and/or third-party cookies and/or JS on sites of your choice.) Actually, usually librewolf instead of firefox, but not a big difference I suspect.
  • mudkipdev 1y ago
    +1 for librewolf
  • daneel_w 1y ago
    When I test with Librewolf (anti-fingerprinting enabled) and uBlock Origin as only addon installed, it manages to retain my fingerprint across sessions. Perhaps it's my static IP.
• firefax 1y ago
  I use noscript, ublock origin, and container tabs to isolate my personal email and banking, and often get accused of being a robot. (I'm a real boy!)