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There is CanvasBlocker browser extension for Firefox that can do this too. But requires some effort to correctly configure.
Actually i use it, it's do a lot of thing but no font fingerprint to my knowledge if it does can you teach me how
I've checked and you are right - CB never had it. Seems like tweaking user.js is the best option available: https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/blob/eae5762d29f18115fbffd73d89bd9e2510b25427/user.js#L731
Here is font blocker for Chrome based browsers, there is probably the one for Firefox.
Thank you very much
I wish there tool like Canvas Blocker for font fingerprint
Yes there but it is only random
Font Fingerprint Defender is a lite extension that let you easily hide your real font fingerprint by reporting a random fake value and protect your privacy.
This add-on does NOT block the fingerprint, instead, it simply adds a small noise to the actual fingerprint and "renews" it every time you visit a website or reload a page. It is important to note that, this add-on does not have any settings or options to adjust
In CanvasBlocker there option to do persistent: the random number will only be determined once for every domain
none (completely white): a completely white image is returned. The option "Fake the alpha channel" should be activated with this. CAUTION: Do not use this with the "fake at input" mode.
nonpersistent: the random numbers will be determined freshly for each faking action. Keep in mind that many API protections have caches in place to prevent detection.
constant: variation of nonpersistent. But when altering canvas data same colored pixels also share the same color afterwards.
persistent: the random number will only be determined once for every domain.
Font Fingerprint Defender it is good but not have the option to unique fingerprint to every website
What??
This is something about something some people say it privacy thing, you know something like that
did you do know a way to spoof font fingerprint that can be fake unique I can change it when I need and don't change in random way
I've seen two of your threads now and they read as non-sense.
a) Don't install fonts on your system, stay with what comes with the OS
b) Add and/or remove fonts as you want to change your 'fingerprint'.
you said
I've seen two of your threads now and they read as non-sense.
believe me this thread it make a lot of sense for who care about privacy
You said
Font fingerprinting is a sneaky technique used by websites and online trackers to identify and track users based on the unique set of fonts installed on their devices.
a) Don't install fonts on your system, stay with what comes with the OS
b) Add and/or remove fonts as you want to change your 'fingerprint'.
That true but I'm looking for simple and automatic way like what CanvaBlocker do, every website have there unique fake fingerprint that can be change any time when you want
I've been using arkenfox for years at this point, can't recommend it enough! I would use a chromium based browser on paper due to performance & efficiency but all of them tend to suck with the exception of ungoogled chromium. I would also recommend checking out creepjs ( https://abrahamjuliot.github.io/creepjs/ ) if you're even moderately interested in browser fingerprinting as it checks most possible metrics including fonts as was talked about above.
Maybe the thread does..
You seem to be trying to have technical discussions using some sort of online-translation service?
LibreWolf has RFP (resist fingerprint) baked in. Do you know if it handles this particular case?