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eisleggje 9 hours ago [-]
Fun site, but it got some things wrong:
- 8 core cpu. I have 24.
- devtools open. they are not.
- primary language. this one is strange, because I'd think the browser declares it pretty loudly. I have a fairly small regional language set as my primary, but it detects English.
- zero permissions. This is not true, Firefox actively opened a permissions button asking to access other apps and services on the machine. I decided to accept it out of curiosity - it didn't change the results in any way relative to blocking it.
- first time here. it thinks it's my first time on the page every time I visit.
yev76 8 hours ago [-]
Good demo of the gap between "no cookies" and "no tracking". A chunk of the analytics industry sells "cookieless" where under the hood it's exactly this - a fingerprint doing the cookie's job. Easy way to tell the two apart: if a tool can recognize you as a returning visitor across days without ever asking, something is identifying you.
Clamchop 1 days ago [-]
> It asked for zero permissions.
Not quite. It requested to play DRM protected content.
hotsalad 22 hours ago [-]
And asked to create a WebGL context and to view canvas data.
Closed and reopened the browser and revisited the site a couple times, and it thought it was my first and gave me a different fingerprint each time.
kuberwastaken 8 hours ago [-]
removed it! The latter should not be happening anymore either hopefully
kuberwastaken 8 hours ago [-]
update: removed it, didn't need it and I use chrome so it didn't pop up haha
madiling 20 hours ago [-]
> What you are using it on
>
> Your display scaling is set to 150%.
> A fractional device pixel ratio (1.5) only comes from Windows display scaling. macOS uses whole-number ratios. So you're on Windows, and you've bumped the UI size up from the default.
> Device pixel ratio = 1.5
im on linux though. the page even says earlier that im on a linux box.
dolmen 9 hours ago [-]
Same issue here. Pixel ratio 1.25 on Linux, Firefox.
kuberwastaken 14 hours ago [-]
Perks of making this deterministic haha will fix, thank you
pkphilip 5 hours ago [-]
I was surprised that it only detected very basic details about me.. and most importantly, it got the display resolution completely wrong!
voidUpdate 1 days ago [-]
> "Your CPU is ARM-family — we know from a single subtraction"
Not sure what went wrong for you but I'm running an i9
- 8 core cpu. I have 24.
- devtools open. they are not.
- primary language. this one is strange, because I'd think the browser declares it pretty loudly. I have a fairly small regional language set as my primary, but it detects English.
- zero permissions. This is not true, Firefox actively opened a permissions button asking to access other apps and services on the machine. I decided to accept it out of curiosity - it didn't change the results in any way relative to blocking it.
- first time here. it thinks it's my first time on the page every time I visit.
Not quite. It requested to play DRM protected content.
Closed and reopened the browser and revisited the site a couple times, and it thought it was my first and gave me a different fingerprint each time.
> Device pixel ratio = 1.5
im on linux though. the page even says earlier that im on a linux box.
Not sure what went wrong for you but I'm running an i9
> "Your battery is at 100%"
I don't think my desktop computer has a battery
> "Microphones attached = 1, Audio outputs attached = 1"
Windows audio settings shows 3 inputs and 5 outputs currently
It's wrong. I have Hyper-V and VirtualBox installed on my machine, maybe it has some effect?
> You use Microsoft Office
No, I don't. It was installed previously, but my license expired.
> Your User-Agent says Windows, but your installed fonts are Linux's. One of those is lying, and it isn't the fonts.
But also...
> Voice list = Microsoft David - English (United States) [snip]
> You use Microsoft Office.
Considering that this is tested on Windows 11, I think your Linux detection is wonky.
> 2 CPU cores and a 1920×1200 display. All the bells and whistles.
i'm actually using a macbook neo and my display resolution is not 1920x1200
> You've got LaTeX installed. You write academic papers, or you're a grad student.
no i don't