PaleMoon browser has a canvas.poisondata config setting (also available in the Preferences GUI) which prevents such fingerprinting. However, note that these things are not used in isolation - browser fingerprinting is done by collecting various other data too, and when collated together, these can provide enough uniqueness to identify (or categorise) your browser into some specific group. We are fighting a losing battle for privacy.
I am not sure what it measures, but my privacy enhanced Firefox for browsing seems to show random numbers every time I load this URL and I always stay "unique". Another browser shows "signature stats". If I use my firefox, this won't even show.
It should give a fingerprint. Try to reload in another tab and see if you stay unique and if the fingerprint changes. I am also unique, but I always stay unique ;-)
PaleMoon browser has a canvas.poisondata config setting (also available in the Preferences GUI) which prevents such fingerprinting. However, note that these things are not used in isolation - browser fingerprinting is done by collecting various other data too, and when collated together, these can provide enough uniqueness to identify (or categorise) your browser into some specific group. We are fighting a losing battle for privacy.
I am not sure what it measures, but my privacy enhanced Firefox for browsing seems to show random numbers every time I load this URL and I always stay "unique". Another browser shows "signature stats". If I use my firefox, this won't even show.
My Privacy Plug ins:
Plug ins:
Blend in and spoof most popular properties
BP Privacy block all font and glyph detection
Browser plugs fingerprint privacy randomizer
Canvas Blocker
Clear URLs
Cockie Auto delete
Decentral eyes
NoScript
Privacy Badger
Temporary Containers
uBlockOrigin
You can test your browser here: https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/ Brave works super well for me. Chrome not so much.
Currently use Safari and there's no protection against canvas fingerprinting :(
https://webkit.org/tracking-prevention/#anti-fingerprinting
Some discussion in 2015 (47 points, 12 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8887947
This is a pain point when making browser games, as custom fonts break way too easily in some environments.
My Brave browser seems to be 100% unique.
It should give a fingerprint. Try to reload in another tab and see if you stay unique and if the fingerprint changes. I am also unique, but I always stay unique ;-)
Apple once disabled canvas for their devices for this reason and broke all my apps, haha.
80% of my projects use canvas