Master Browser Fingerprint Spoofing with Expert Techniques

https://www.browsercat.com/post/browser-fingerprint-spoofing-explained

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rottenmummy@lemmy.ml · 7 pts · 160d

Really nice article

MonkderVierte@lemmy.zip · 4 pts · 160d (2 replies)

I removed the Firefox' version number and half the internet broke. I replaced the whole string with Dillo 3/2.0 and this fixed most sites that "don't work" without JS.

Well, this was before the anti-scraping all-captcha now.

ghodawalaaman@programming.dev · 4 pts · 159d (1 reply)

things were simpler back then 🤧

eldavi@lemmy.ml · 4 pts · 159d

i had the same thought; this shit is going to suck when i'm old and disconnected enough to not understand what's going on.

FG_3479@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 157d

What works for me is to use Firefox with tracking protection set to strict (or Librewolf with resistFingerprinting disabled and WebGL enabled), then install Jshelter and set it like below:

  • Time precision: High
  • Locally generated images: Little lies
  • Locally generated audio: Little lies
  • Graphic card information: Little lies for maximum privay or disabled to minimise captchas/shadowbans WebAssembly speed-up: Enabled
  • Everything else disabled as Firefox/Librewolf takes care of them

Once you do that, FingerprintJS Pro (fingerprint.com) should give you a different ID every time you clear cookies and change the IP.

AdminBot@programming.dev · 1 pts · 85d
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