I just realized that I posted for 2 years on Any Forums leaving fingerprints that uniquely identify me and my PC.
How the f*ck can we avoid browser fingerprinting and truly browse and post anonymously?
Browser Fingerprinting
Blake Martin
Other urls found in this thread:
amiunique.org
deviceinfo.me
amiunique.org
twitter.com
Wyatt Allen
The methods you use to hide from fingerprinting will make you more visible than you fingerprints ever did.
Logan Evans
oh wow you posted on Any Forums using windows and google chrome, they're on your heels OP
Gavin Long
this
>Remove you GPU acceleration fingerprint
>You're now in the 0.01% of the people that bothered to do so
The only winning move is switching to RFC 1149
Owen Reed
It always seemed to me that hiding is about blending into crowd.
Parker Edwards
>How the f*ck can we avoid browser fingerprinting
who gives a fuck
i disable js by default, block all 3rd party cookies and clean cookies/cache on exit
i think thats more than enough for someone like me who only watches anime and reads news
>and truly browse and post anonymously?
u can browse w tor
to post w a vpn u need a pass, idk if u can post from tor
maybe arkanefox userjs w pass and a vpn hosted on a vps u trust would work but i dont really give a shit
Julian Harris
>install brand new OS on a VM
>take snapshot
>post on Any Forums on VM
>revert to initial snapshot every day
James Lee
that's the first part of the fingerprint, I'm not retarded so I will not post the other ~100 lines that ultimately identify me.
Levi Campbell
>idk if u can post from tor
actually now that i thought about it
u need js for the captcha and on tor u should always use the safest mode (which disables js)
y not use quebes instead
Benjamin Garcia
>y not use quebes instead
even better
Hunter Gray
>The only winning move is switching to RFC 1149
what's that?
Also I saw that the fingerprint is detected with TOR too, so TOR is completely useless, they can identify you anyways.
Bentley Thomas
No it won't. You can standardize some things and make it much harder.
For example, if you report 1440P monitor with 360hz monitor, that's a unique identifyer. If you report 1080p with 60hz monitor, that's an extremely common identification.
Incremental steps can reduce that. There's safety in numbers, hence you need to make yourself invisible among the sea and not make waves.
Easton Harris
spoof your user agent it's easy
stop being italian
there you go you're less fingerprinted now!!!
Eli Anderson
>Chrome
Matthew Adams
I'm using brave, it's built on chromium
Nathan Martin
If you want to test it by yourself by the way:
amiunique.org
post your results, are you traceable?
David Sanchez
>spoof your user agent it's easy
what if they use js
deviceinfo.me
they can detect ur screen res, locale, timezone offset, cpu arch, extensions, etc
it got most of my shit wrong but thats bc i hardened my browser a bit
>stop being italian
BASED
botnet
Hunter Davis
this shit can be used to track mobile devices too.
whatever you're using to browse the internet, you can be tracked in an extremely easy way.
Jacob Reyes
What site is that?
Jose Martinez
cute tranny
Zachary Gonzalez