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First of all, when you get a 'unique', turn off javascript, then go back and click the 'Test Me' button again. You'll see much of your 'uniqueness' go away, and

by teeja 13y ago

First of all, when you get a 'unique', turn off javascript, then go back and click the 'Test Me' button again. You'll see much of your 'uniqueness' go away, and many boxen say 'no javascript'... no plug-in or font details sent. Get a user-agent switcher and try several different browsers. (Use the 'Test Me' button after switching.) In the past I found IDing as IE8 made my browser 1 in 3000 or so. Another good site for testing your settings security is grc.org.

andres-p 13y ago
> Another good site for testing your settings security is grc.org. http://attrition.org/errata/charlatan/steve_gibson/ http://attrition.org/errata/charlatan/steve_gibson/
kleiba 13y ago
First of all, when you get a 'unique', turn off javascript, then go back and click the 'Test Me' button again. Then, look for a new way to get information as the web has become almost unusable for you in 2013.
- ronaldx 13y ago
  I've found a strong correlation between sites which require javascript, and sites which I should be spending a minimal amount of time on.
  - iampims 13y ago
    Sites like gmail.com?
    - ronaldx 13y ago
      Gmail doesn't, in fact, require javascript.
- greenyoda 13y ago
  Browser add-ons like NoScript let you selectively enable JavaScript only for sites you use and trust.