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Cover Your Tracks: Test how well your browser protect you from tracking:
(coveryourtracks.eff.org)
this post was submitted on 05 Nov 2023
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Yeah I got the same result.
I wonder in the fingerprint is a spoof and the result is a false positive? Because Mozilla says there is fingerprint protection in Firefox.
My results were skewed because I was testing through a pihole, switched to mobile and got OP’s result.
~~I seem to get that same result on iPhone for Firefox, Safari and Brave~~
edit: see original reply
Firefox Focus still has “strong” result.
I get “Partial Protection” on Chrome and two generic named browsers, and a flat-out “No” for Opera Mini
Before anyone asks “why” about anything listed here, I have to test webpages for compatibility across browsers. Having them installed is the only way to do that.