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Reducing my browser fingerprint?
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this post was submitted on 27 Dec 2024
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Less unique is equal to what majority of other's do.
So
I know you're saying to use widely-used extensions, but for privacy-conscious users I wouldn't suggest grammarly
well. as another said, one is pretty unique the moment they seek online privacy. this is the sad reality of it. You want to blend in, less unique? Ditch privacy is a way to go. Is this a shit choice, of course it is. The otherway around is embrace the uniquess on every refresh of the page. However, I still have a hard time to beat some very sophisticated fingerprinting engines. Or you can disable Javascript and you won't be fingerprint-able at all along a VPN.
Sure I after with that first point. But actively feeding all of your typed text to a corporate owned server isn't the only way to so that.