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I get a new name on each reload, because I use an addon that prevents exactly that.
But note this paragraph in the article:
The tracking mechanisms that this article uses are not the only ones available to actual bad actors.
If adoption spreads, that would no longer be true. So, instead of providing reasons not to use these types of measures, you’re just confirming that it’s the right path.
I’m aware, should still be less unique than a fingerprint. Although there are much more invasive techniques, question is if developers actually use those, instead of going the easy route and detect most users anyway.
It’s like if you’re the only one with a hoodie and mask in a crowd ~ but if everyone is wearing one, it’s much more effective disguise
What do you use for mobile?
Probably the same thing. Firefox for mobile supports extensions
I’m using iron fox, it won’t load that extension
Isn’t ironfox anti fingerprint already? At least librewolf recommends ironfox on mobile and canvasblock when you turn off the librewolf resist fingerprint options
it turns out that I’m stupid and I forget to re-enable installation of add-ons.
been on uMatrix to default block all scripts, XHR and iframes for years but this would be a nice addition on top for the sites i actually need to enable it on. I mostly block all kinds of tracking but fingerprinting is always annoying