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The article also mentions this, and suggests the UA is not a silver bullet. That said, they didn’t go into specifics. I’m assuming there are other details that
by nativeit 11mo ago
The article also mentions this, and suggests the UA is not a silver bullet. That said, they didn’t go into specifics. I’m assuming there are other details that correlate to particular browsers that will betray a false UA. Plus, having a UA that says Chrome while including an extension that’s exclusive to Safari (tor example) will not only contradict the UA, but it will also be a highly distinctive datapoint for fingerprinting, in and of itself.