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Created Jul 18, 2013 by import-from-Redmine@import-from-Redmine

Evaluate web fingerprint

Originally created by Tails on #5362 (Redmine)

Now that we use Torbrowser patches (#5798 (closed)), we can reconsider the browser fingerprinting issue.

We should evaluate the Tails web browser fingerprint.

  • Extensions: FoxyProxy, Cookie Monster, You tube video downloader, download manager (not implemented yet), Adblock.
  • Would we be ready to stick to or synchronize our add-ons with Torbrowser? (e.g Adblock is useful)
  • "Tor Browser disabling Javascript anonymity set reduction" thread on tor-talk

team: jvoisin, spriver?

Related issues

  • Related to #5706 (closed)
Edited May 15, 2020 by import-from-Redmine
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