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Upvoted you even so it doesn't bring a solution. They clearly state For the moment, there is no protection from fingerprinting. This seems just a wrong statem
by 1337biz 13y ago
Upvoted you even so it doesn't bring a solution. They clearly state
For the moment, there is no protection from fingerprinting.
This seems just a wrong statement. If Firefox and Chrome are open source there must be a way to modify the fingerprint. Even if it comes in form of some "pre-loader" that blocks the sending of one fingerprint and overwrites it with another.
My suspicion is that sites coming across as super sneaky (e.g. LinkedIn) are actually using browser identification / fingerprinting to make their otherwise impossible suggestions.