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<blockquote data-quote="Kubla" data-source="post: 905946" data-attributes="member: 58813">Unless it spoofs everything like the CyDec one I mentioned earlier in this thread and works, if for example I don&#039;t have language and geolocation turned off for my search engine I get results in foreign languages depending on what it was changed to.<img src="https://malwaretips.com/data/attachments/244/244968-82ec812f8dbda3f176750033e2ef9275.jpg" alt="CyDec 2.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />No it is not perfect and granted it is still going to leak on specific sites I tweaked to have full functionality like my search engine by shutting off couple of the parameters.&nbsp; The way I figure it having a fingerprint that is not unique is impossible&nbsp; unless you have everyone that browses the internet spoof the exact same fingerprint, so you might as well make it as difficult as possible for those that want to track you to track you.What would be smart is if a browser developer like for the Brave browser were to implement&nbsp; a generic fingerprint in its browser making it appear that everyone using the browser was the same person then we would not need to spoof or worry about being tracked via our browser fingerprint.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kubla, post: 905946, member: 58813"] Unless it spoofs everything like the CyDec one I mentioned earlier in this thread and works, if for example I don't have language and geolocation turned off for my search engine I get results in foreign languages depending on what it was changed to. [IMG alt="CyDec 2.jpg"]https://malwaretips.com/data/attachments/244/244968-82ec812f8dbda3f176750033e2ef9275.jpg[/IMG] No it is not perfect and granted it is still going to leak on specific sites I tweaked to have full functionality like my search engine by shutting off couple of the parameters. The way I figure it having a fingerprint that is not unique is impossible unless you have everyone that browses the internet spoof the exact same fingerprint, so you might as well make it as difficult as possible for those that want to track you to track you. What would be smart is if a browser developer like for the Brave browser were to implement a generic fingerprint in its browser making it appear that everyone using the browser was the same person then we would not need to spoof or worry about being tracked via our browser fingerprint. [/QUOTE]

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