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It makes first party fingerprinting easier, but it pretty much eliminates third party fingerprinting. It also improves the responsiveness of many sites and impr
by fc417fc802 9mo ago
It makes first party fingerprinting easier, but it pretty much eliminates third party fingerprinting. It also improves the responsiveness of many sites and improves battery life.
I wouldn't recommend completely disabling it though. Use something like uMatrix to selectively filter things.
- ranger_danger 9mo ago> pretty much eliminates third party fingerprinting Maybe, but there are still ways to send a fingerprint to a third party, even from the client side. For example you could inject a JA3/JA4/TLS fingerprint into URL paths for resources in the HTML, such as stylesheets or images.