Firefox is the anti-botnet choice

>privacy.firstparty.isolate
>privacy.resistFingerprinting
How can chrometoddlers even compete

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github.com/ghacksuserjs/ghacks-user.js/
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Privacy is a meme and until Firefox has literally anything else going for it I'm not going to use it
For even better privacy you can unplug your modem completely which I suggest for the betterment of yourself and this board

It's so cute that you think that does anything.

*chrometoddles behind you*

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chrometoddlers don't care
they're using a browser made by an advertising company to steal all their data, nobody who gives a fuck about privacy uses chrome
they also equivocate Mozilla's occasional fuck up with Google's overt, explicit and inherent malicious nature

It does. First party isolation kills all cookie based trackers, resistFingerprinting prevents leaking about everything of importance.
Feel free to try them out at browserprint.info/test

>privacy is a meme
Most retarded thing I've read all day. You would rather not even try do anything? And you obviously don't understand what those options are even for. Theey're not all encompassing settings but they sure as hell do help.

>.t has no idea what it does

>First party isolation kills all cookie based trackers
How hard is it to just block 3rd party cookies?

>resistFingerprinting
one consistent spoofed header < cycling through multiple headers
Also last time I checked this function gave you a Firefox 52 useragent. You'll probably stand out less if you just sent your actual useragent.

Both are placebo trash to fool normies into thinking their privacy is protected.

Mozilla shill team out in full force today.

>t. anti-privacy shill