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I used https://panopticlick.eff.org/ to scan my browser for fingerprint uniqueness and was shocked to find my pretty unique system fonts (I use from windows because I like them) being 18 bits of identifying information. I googled for it but can't find how to hide this info. Do anyone know?
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I don't think Google is in the business of making a privacy oriented browser
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Firefox has almost the same result for me 17.74
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Don't allow webpages to run random scripts.
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In FF go to about:config and change "privacy.resistFingerprinting;true"
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Did you try it recently?
https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/commen … _worth_it/
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Did you try it recently?
https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/commen … _worth_it/
Actually i've also disabled pretty much every html5 feature including webgl and web workers and some other stuff
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Should that not raise your ID?
Edit: speaking of which and reg. mitigation: fake the useragent to say windows …
Edit #2: … or android
Last edited by seth (2019-06-14 19:48:51)
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It looks like the results are different than the last time, it is a loosing battle
Edit: as far as i know linux font rendering in html5 canvas automatically makes you fingerprintable
Last edited by ugjka (2019-06-14 19:59:53)
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I am getting better results with tor browser + ublock origin, in full screen. 15.56 bits of identifying information.
Tor browser uses common user-agent and fonts ( not system-fonts) so it helps.
Last edited by Docbroke (2019-06-15 04:13:45)
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