Éric DemersDec 8
Electronic Frontier Foundation
How do trackers see your internet browser? Find out with Cover Your Tracks: https://coveryourtracks.eff.org
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Show threadScissors Cut Paper...Dec 8

@eff

One of my instructors shared this during a week that may have been called Cyber Security Awareness Week or similar, but I'm not looking it up.

To my delight, #Vivaldi browser and #Proton #VPN showed me I was safe enough.

That's a judgment call.

Show threadBill ZaumenDec 8
@eff "Cover your tracks" indicated that Firefox on my system has strong protection against tracking. I'm running the "NoScript" extension, so that may be part of it. I accepted what JS was on the Cover Your Tracks page so it would be able to execute some scripts, and that didn't change the results. Most web sites seem to use Javascript from multiple sources when the page loads, however.
Show threadZi7ar21Dec 8
Thanks EFF, but I prefer the original:
https://amiunique.org/
Am I Unique ?

Check if your browser has a unique fingerprint, how identifiable you are on the Internet

Show threadJust BobDec 8

@eff

Phone and laptop both said "you have strong protection against web tracking"

Show threadlobsterDec 8

@eff

Thanks gales and guys/guise. I could be even more masked but using Librewolf is a start

- oops what a giveaway...

Show threadKerplunkDec 8

@eff
Electronic Frontier Foundation

How do trackers see your internet browser? Find out with Cover Your Tracks: https://coveryourtracks.eff.org
Blocking tracking ads? Yes
Blocking invisible trackers? Yes
Protecting you from fingerprinting? Your browser has a non-unique fingerprint

Thanks to TOR Project

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Show threadVleeuweDec 8
The Vanadium browser that comes with @GrapheneOS combined with the @eff tests indicate that users have strong protection against Web tracking.