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Methods and tools for detecting and testing browser fingerprinting, including EFF's Cover Your Tracks and PrivacyTests.org
is the interactive successor to that evaluates how uniquely a browser appears to trackers by collecting a wide set of browser- and device-level signals and reporting a combined “bits of identifying in...
Cover Your Tracks and are diagnostic tools that measure how “unique” a ’s fingerprint is by collecting observable browser and device attributes and comparing them to a database of other collected fing...
Yes: modern browsers routinely leak enough signals that websites and ad/fraud networks can build identifying “fingerprints” of a client, and those fingerprints are widely used for tracking and securit...