Advice Request Excluding resist.fingerprinting exclusion

[n8chavez]

Is it possible to exclude a site from resist.fingerprinting? I know there is an about:config string for it, but it doesn't seem to do anything. I want to exclude local things, like sonarr, because resist.fingerprinting messes up the timezone.

 

[oldschool]

Is it possible to exclude a site from resist.fingerprinting? I know there is an about:config string for it, but it doesn't seem to do anything. I want to exclude local things, like sonarr, because resist.fingerprinting messes up the timezone.

Sorry, I'm not able to help you. Not that it matters, but I no longer use the preference myself.

 

[HarborFront]

Maybe Chameleon extension can help you

 

[oldschool]

Maybe Chameleon extension can help you

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Arkenfox.js advises against it. It stands to reason that extensions make users more unique, and built-in features are the best since they are more reliably coded.
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[n8chavez]

I agree with @oldschool. Besides, the whole point of using resist.fingerprinting was to do use less extensions thereby shrinking your attack surface. But I very much did like Chameleon when I used to use it. Thank you @HarborFront I may h ave to use it again if I cannot figure this out.

Has anyone has success with "privacy.resistFingerprinting.exemptedDomains" ?

 

[oldschool]

Has anyone has success with "privacy.resistFingerprinting.exemptedDomains" ?

Nope. Why don't you try it?

Edit: You may want to check 1711524 - privacy.resistFingerprinting.exemptedDomains not working and 1450398 - (finegrained-rfp) [meta] Resist Fingerprinting Mode should allow finer control of applicability

 

[n8chavez]

I hasv

Nope. Why don't you try it?

I have. No luck. I said that in my first post. That's why I started this thread, so I can ask get help with it.

 

[HarborFront]

Arkenfox.js advises against it. It stands to reason that extensions make users more unique, and built-in features are the best since they are more reliably coded.
4.1 Extensions
For everyone wondering: Firefox extension Chameleon randomly spoofs your user ag... | Hacker News

However, the reply there wasn't answered