Alright fa/g/s, time to do some OPSEC tests. Post your results

>Your browser fingerprint appears to be unique among the 209,183 tested in the past 45 days.
oops

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>tfw same settings as
This actually gives me hope. If more people use the browser fingerprinting + no javascript combo, it will be much harder to identify people.

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Really makes you think

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Yep, whitelisting domains as needed is the way to go. It's very easy if you know what you're doing. Unfortunately, most people don't.

Thanks for these sites, I wasn't aware

If you can run this test without having to enabe javascript and allow tons of shit through your adblockers, then you've already failed.

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Thank you kind anons, I don't even need to pay anyone for this data

Thank you. I may want to disable javascript more often and whitelist sites like suggested here.
I already do that with umatrix on my laptop.
Yeah, I just disabled javascript to start whitelisting sites with it instead on Bromite, and my fingerprint is unique every single time I run the test at browser browserprint.info now.
>implying there is any useful information at all there.

>data
It's firefox with fingerprinting protection on and javascript disabled. Go have fun with all that "data" friend.

*these

Privacy Possum on Panopticlick

PP obfuscates, but I failed the unblocking and fingerprinting. How should one read into this? I suspect that the developer is correct considering credentials.

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How to spoof another OS using firefox?
When I did a fingerprint test on Icecat before it thought I was using Windows while I was using Debian. Is it a about:config setting?

Set privacy.resistFingerprinting to true. It takes care of the user agent and canvas shit for you.

useless

How do I get a non-unique fingerprint?

privacy.firstparty.isolate;true
privacy.resistFingerprinting;true
browser.display.use_document_fonts;0
webgl.disabled;true
Block all javascript by default and whitelist the least amount of domains as possible with ublock origin and umatrix.

JUST

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>mobile
That's your problem

fug

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this is meaningless. you won't get any good score without disabling javascript and you'll end up enabling javascript for 90% of websites anyway since they just straight up won't work without it.

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But what does it mean.

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This is Firefox mobile

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>privacy.firstparty.isolate;true
enjoy breaking half the net for yourself

I've never had a problem. What site(s) didn't work for you?

online payment services

I use amazon and other sites all of the time. Are you sure it's not a different setting that's giving you problems?

enjoy having down syndrome

Fennec with wbgl disabled is pretty safe.

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impressing counterargument

youtube.com/watch?v=Hds9tFMuU8o

t. your level

How can the results be so different?

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>mf@ everyone ITT that thinks a fluid unique fingerprint is bad

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Use brave

as if im using this site.

>brave
Pic related, it's a test I just did in brave.

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