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this post was submitted on 06 Aug 2023
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There's a hidden option in Firefox's about:config if you Google fingerprint Firefox you'll find it.
I tried to turn it on but almost every site worked like it didn't save cookies and asked for captchas.
It became very annoying so I turned it off and just installed another browser for those kind of searches that you don't want to be tracked like Amazon... Totally not pron, I wouldn't do that.
For me, It broke some Apple sites and kept reverting youtube to light mode every time I restarted.