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Using Firefox (on a Linux laptop) with resistfingerpriting=true or Mull (on an Android) with its default settings, I'm able to get assigned a new fingerprint wh

Using Firefox (on a Linux laptop) with resistfingerpriting=true or Mull (on an Android) with its default settings, I'm able to get assigned a new fingerprint whenever I clear cookies or use a new Incognito session. I haven't tested it, but presumably they also wouldn't be able to track me between domains, even without clearing cookies.

Affric 3y ago
So it gets me on MacOS with safari, lynx, and firefox with strict anti-tracking on. Tor works for blocking it. All in all they have created a creepy wee tool.
- jonnycomputer 3y ago
  On MacOS, on Firefox, resistFingerprint=1 and clearing out recent history, or going in incognito mode, (cookies, cache, etc.) defeats the fingerprint. A little disappointed that Privacy Badger didn't seem to make any difference. Was active the whole time.
  - utsuro 3y ago
    Doesn’t seem to be the case on iOS unfortunately which is really creepy. Still get tracked regardless of Cookie & Cache Reset/VPN/Private Browsing with Safari