Comment by astura
11 hours ago
>My browser was carefully containerized, with a ton of anti fingerprinting measures, VPN, Linux, Librewolf, everything
Doesn't that just make your browser very unique?
11 hours ago
>My browser was carefully containerized, with a ton of anti fingerprinting measures, VPN, Linux, Librewolf, everything
Doesn't that just make your browser very unique?
Yes. Its a fingerprinting paradox that the more you do to obfuscate the better they can pick you out of the crowd.
It is unique in a new way every page view.
It's way better to do that than hope that you've managed to cover every possible means of fingerprinting. When trying to make your fingerprint as common as possible it only takes a single consistent data point to identify you, and new techniques pop up all the time. TOR browser is a good example of what not to do.