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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 92963" data-source="post: 972290"><p>[USER=74969]@plat1098[/USER] </p><p></p><p>You exactly pin pointed the weak spot. The browser reveals same or similar data through different means: (browser) Agent, Navigator (data), (which standards the browser) Accepts, API's</p><p></p><p>That is why the idea of Google is really elegant. In stead of blocking and blurring data, a website has some "user data" budget to provide a seamless user experience. When ithe website is over asking data (more than necessary) the browser will block access to these different data sources. Some browsers (Firefox, Brave and Safari) have put time and money in limiting user data access or separating data. So they are trying to change the standards to what they already have developed (or adopt it a little so they still have an advantage over other browsers).</p><p></p><p>To be honest, I am not using an anti-fingerprinting or blurring solution, because I yet have to find a good functioning extension or the solution chargex to much for what my privacy is worth (e.g. browser bubble) or is a to heavy hit on my internet speed (Tor browser plus VPN)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 92963, post: 972290"] [USER=74969]@plat1098[/USER] You exactly pin pointed the weak spot. The browser reveals same or similar data through different means: (browser) Agent, Navigator (data), (which standards the browser) Accepts, API's That is why the idea of Google is really elegant. In stead of blocking and blurring data, a website has some "user data" budget to provide a seamless user experience. When ithe website is over asking data (more than necessary) the browser will block access to these different data sources. Some browsers (Firefox, Brave and Safari) have put time and money in limiting user data access or separating data. So they are trying to change the standards to what they already have developed (or adopt it a little so they still have an advantage over other browsers). To be honest, I am not using an anti-fingerprinting or blurring solution, because I yet have to find a good functioning extension or the solution chargex to much for what my privacy is worth (e.g. browser bubble) or is a to heavy hit on my internet speed (Tor browser plus VPN) [/QUOTE]
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