Do you succumb to the botnet, /g/? https://amiunique.org/fp

>>58006462
nice botnet you got there Pajeet

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>>58006462

>>58006920
>6.0
heathen

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>>58006462
how does it know????????

>run random useragent spoofer
>no matter what i set it still says i can be tracked
yeah nice coding poo loo

>>58007097
changing your useragent won't do shit if you have javascript enabled. look up canvas fingerprinting

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>>58006462
>requires scripting
>I just don't enable it
What now? Checkmate, Rajeesh! Get fucked!

>>58007116
My canvas is 0.80% though for the test. Agent is however always <0.1% no matter which computer I try it on. What needs to be done?

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Judging by the global stats, we're not unique at all.

>>58007081
If you want to spoof that, get NoScript (you don't have to set it to disable javascript by default if you don't want, OS is under the privacy settings)

More importantly, it looks like you're the only person to check their fingerprint with your exact combination of plugins (plugins, not extensions), so you can be tracked without any of that shit.

why are sites able to read so much data about your browser?
the best part is if you disable any of the shit that they use to read your specs then shit will flat out just not work

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me: 1
botnet: 0

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>>58007293
>>If you want to spoof that, get NoScript (you don't have to set it to disable javascript by default if you don't want, OS is under the privacy settings)
>
>More importantly, it looks like you're the only person to check their fingerprint with your exact combination of plugins (plugins, not extensions), so you can be tracked without any of that shit.
I always spoof my UAS. And I block JS by default... but to run those tests, I had to enable JS.

I'm still wondering how the fuck it knows I'm on linux....

>>58007495
So I just checked and I guess I was wrong. I have user agent spoofing turned off in NoScript then I have a seperate extension called User-Agent switcher for chrome with the string

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/54.0.2840.99 Safari/537.36

which is apparently the most common one on the internet, and it spoofs navigator.platform and navigator.vendor too

>>58006462

It never loaded. That's the result you get when you're not a retard.

Using Pale Moon but it think I use firefox.

Use noscript and page doesn't even load.

How's that for being tracked?

>>58007608
>>58007543
Well, the problem is the site might still see it and you just won't know. Furthermore, if you enable scripts on a site you trust you're giving up this information to them - which is why this test and figuring out how to fix it is so important,

>>58007608
>0.1% of observed browsers block every script, as yours.
There is no escape, anon. Trying to avoid being tracked by using NoScript/Tor will only make you stand out even more. Anonymity is dead, privacy is dead.

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fuck my shit up

>>58007479
Unless all of this is randomized constantly you can still be tracked by it.

>>58007533
Leaking the exact version of your browser in the user agent should be considered a bug.

>>58008120
It's randomized every time the browser launches because randomizing it more often can look suspicious. I also have a separate Firefox profile with (mostly) unmodified about:config and only uBlock Origin installed that I use for personal things (bank, mail etc.).

This site won't run with it disabled.

>>58007479
What is your setup? I'm new to the internet, trying to get anonymized before I make the biggest mistakes.

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>>58006462

>>58006951
>0.07 % of observed browsers runAndroid 7.1, as yours.

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>>58008256
ree

of course i am

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>>58006462
Epic story bro

>>58008246
>CanvasBlocker
Set RNG to persistent (it changes when you restart browser instead of on every API request which can look suspicious)

>Decentraleyes
Prevents some CDN botnet

>Google search link fix
Debotnetifies link when you search on Google, I try to use Startpage most of them time though

>HTTPS Everywhere
Kinda bloated but helps you use HTTPS over HTTP

>No Enumerable Extensions
Hides your installed addons

>No Resource URI Leak
Prevents web content to access resource:// URI

>Pure URL
Removes things like utm from links (used during ad campaigns to track where the user comes from without relying on referer)

>Random User Agent
Spoofing browser profile (bit more than just the user agent), can also spoof screen size, etags and http authorization. I recommend random profile (desktop) because just your screen size is enough to tell you're not on mobile and using mobile profile will in many case load the mobile version of websites. Set change periodically to no, this will select a random profile every time you start the browser.

>Smart Referer
Will only send referer within the same domain, so if you go to facebook.com next it won't know you just came from 4chan.org. You can disable referer completely but it might break things.

>uMatrix
Blocking ads and trackers (if trackers are blocked they can't get any information, 99% of websites rely on a third-party for tracking javascript)

>uBlock Origin
To complement uMatrix, it's capable of more fine-grained blocking

If you want you can also create several profiles with different about:config setups (e.g. in one you might have webgl enabled but not in another) for different purposes (VPN, private, general browsing)

>>58008690
Holy moley, that saves me a lot of research. Thank you very much.

>>58008246
>new to the internet
What are you four years old??

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>Using Debian
>Using Firefox

Guess Random Agent Spoofer does it's job well.

>>58006462
jesus who the fuck cares.

everytime you post on 4chan you're filling out a captcha that tracks you around the web, deal with it.

>>58006462
The fingerprints on your hands don't change with time.

The """"fingerprints"""" from your browser change if you update any component or add/remove components.

>>58007218
Set your user agent to >>58007533
Since it's one of the most common.

If you use a canvas rng spoofer it also says .1%, but it's going to be random every callback so it's ignorable.

>>58008256
>UTC+11
Straya?

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hey guys sorry I'm late

Y'all fucks realize that by disabling JS you're making yourself such a unique lil' snowflake, right? You make yourself untrackable by becoming the most common person out there. Probably a Windows 10 machine running Chrome.

>>58009643
Nobody is this stupid right? go to ip-check.info and compare your http header with javascript on and off

>>58009710
Yeah, and all that lack of information is unique in and of itself, you fucking idiot.

>>58009778
Kek you really are this dumb. If your http header is 5 pages then you are without a doubt unique on the web. Idiots on tor get busted for this all the time.

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>>58006462
I guess I am hipsterish enough :^)

>>58006462
The Apple MacBook Pro with Retina display does not have this problem.

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>>58006462
fucking canvas m8

useless meme extension that serves no legitimate use cases apart from spying and fingerprinting

>>58007259
>More Linux users than Windows 10 users
Glad to see the world is starting to wake up

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>>58006462
>45.66 % of observed browsers are Firefox, as yours.
>1.77 % of observed browsers are Firefox 50.0, as yours.
bullshit

>>58007116
>canvas fingerprinting
top kek

>>58007097
UA spoofers are retarded and only makes you more unique (which means more trackable)

>>58007479
it doesn't matter if the information is wrong, if it's consistent, you can still be tracked

>>58007479
How did you hide the plugins on firefox?

>>58012481
not that guy but it doesn't enumerate them by default with some about:config setting, you don't need any addon

OP here.

All Chrome users who browsed to my site from /g/ will soon be getting a letter from their ISP.

Chrome users are neo-/g/ fucktards who trust Google, and must be removed from the internet.

Have a pleasant day!

>>58012540
surely everyone here is blocking/forging their referrers, right?
not many sites actually need them to work

>>58012494
what setting?

>I'm unique
>That means I can be tracked
False assumption. Right now I use Chrome and a Mac according to them. Next time I'll be running something else. Thus I can't be tracked via that method.

>>58011635
Do you realize that having an unique signature (UserAgent) will make you more trackable than having an browser that ever pajeet uses?

>>58012472
This, if your fingerprint doesn't change and isn't identical to a large number of other browsers, your sessions will be easily associated.

>15.61 % of observed browsers run Linux, as yours.

WTF 15% ?!!!? is this shit real?

>>58012807
Only autists care about this shit, and a high percentage of autists use Linux.

>yes goy, use windows 10 with microsoft edge and you won't be traced!

>WebGL Vendor "NVIDIA Corporation"
>WebGL Renderer "GeForce GTX 960/PCIe/SSE2"

H-How do they know?

>>58006462
>chrome 55
lol m8 im on chrome 57

>>58008690
oh fuck mate nice one for this - you should also disable webRTC right (through ublock)

>>58011635
>run test twice
>no longer unique
geniues

>>58006462
>tfw your 4K resolution with layout.css.devPixelsPerPx;1.8 is unique

Similar test:
https://panopticlick.eff.org

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>>58006462
this site is botnet, next time use this site you filthy pajeet https://panopticlick.eff.org

>>58012990
>pixels per pixel
DPI handling is such a joke

>>58006462
Sure. I've got nothing to hide.

What's the most used user agent?

>>58013153
Probably latest stable Chrome with Windows 7 or 10

>>58013153
Latest Chrome x64 on Windows 7, EN_US locale.

Only 1 out 5 windows users is on 10? that seems like a lot of 7 users

>>58013010
>cry about bitnet
>use windows

hmm

>>58010179
It's just for this website.

Windows 10 sadly has a 24% OS market share.

Here's a link that works without Javascript: https://amiunique.org/fpNoJs

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>>58006462
Yeah, not botneting me (the adblock is the only correct one)
>>58008690
No need for all that, Random Agent Spoofer can do pretty much all of it (go in the setting), and it'll change every minute