I use LibreWolf, where it’s enabled by default. Unfortunately, it broke a few sites for me. I recall two specific cases one a furniture store site with a 3D product viewer that stopped working, and an airline website that showed graphic glitches when I tried to print my ticket
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comador@lemmy.world · 14 pts · 20d
Not really something new... Firefox already does this under its built-in strict enhanced tracking protection.
Manually setting it on firefox:
about: config privacy.resistFingerprinting true
deleted@lemmy.world · 4 pts · 20d
I use LibreWolf, where it’s enabled by default. Unfortunately, it broke a few sites for me. I recall two specific cases one a furniture store site with a 3D product viewer that stopped working, and an airline website that showed graphic glitches when I tried to print my ticket