Defending against Font fingerprinting by reporting a fake value.
Total ratings
4.35
(Rating count:
31)
Review summary
Pros
- Creates a different fingerprint ID each time a page is loaded
- Effective at spoofing and enhancing privacy
- Unobtrusive and functional
- Improves tracking protection results
Cons
- Breaks functionality on some sites (e.g., jellyfin's media player)
- Some reviews indicate it might make fingerprinting worse in certain contexts
- Notification system is distracting; needs improvement
Most mentioned
- Works effectively to create different fingerprint IDs
- Causes issues with specific websites
- Desktop notifications are bothersome and should be redesigned
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4.80
All time rating average:
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Date | Author | Rating | Comment |
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2025-01-14 | Firefox user 18402207 | ||
2025-01-12 | Ash | ||
2024-11-21 | zeblur | Great | |
2024-10-11 | dte28 | ||
2024-07-02 | Max | Starts to break some sites after the last Firefox update | |
2024-03-23 | Firefox user 18044618 | ||
2024-01-01 | Quaesitrix | Tested on https://browserleaks.com/ and https://webbrowsertools.com/font-fingerprint/ Seems to work fine, I get a different fingerprint ID each time I load a page :) | |
2023-10-17 | jkappes | Singlehandedly flipped my result on https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/ (Used in LibreWolf) This needs to be more widely known! | |
2023-10-12 | org | ||
2023-04-01 | Snadberry | Completely unobtrusive and does what it says. And ignore the reviews that say this add-on makes your browser more unique, because they don't understand how it works. It's creates a *different fingerprint every time*, which means it no longer consistently identifies your particular browser. Of course random values should be unique. |
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