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>in a VM Are you saying it's possible to detect VMs in the browser without using the WebGL vendor? Mind sharing some resources?
by anon5868 1mo ago
>in a VM
Are you saying it's possible to detect VMs in the browser without using the WebGL vendor? Mind sharing some resources?
- gruez 1mo agoBesides the vendor, you can fingerprint the extensions list, as well as various limits https://browserleaks.com/webgl https://browserleaks.com/webgl. Also webgl isn't fully deterministic across vendors (similar to audiocontext, which is affected by compiler/FPU implementations), so you'll get minor differences in output due to differences in rendering pipeline/implementation.