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Best browser tweaks for privacy?
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this post was submitted on 21 May 2024
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Any hardened version of Firefox, like LibreWolf, would be my main choice.
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I wanna go a bit beyond, like I'm using arkenfox's user.js but it's not as complete as i would, and I'm using some extensions, and the main part that i would improve is my fingerprinting, any ideas? And for android, going to use Mull but do you have any recommendations?
Extensions installed on any browser make your fingerprint more unique. For PC your best option against fingerprinting would probably be using n unmodified mullvad browser, and on android, mull, with the least extensions posible.
Humm, okay, but for example is there any possibility to spoof normal installation to websites?
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