AFAIK (which isn’t much), LibreWolf does this by standardizing all it’s ‘outputs’ so no one can tell either browser apart. As long as you don’t change anything that is.
Other than that the site can tell it is Librewolf.
Although, I opened amiunique.org in 2 different ways and the audio data and canvas footprints were showing up to be unique in both. So unless they are randomising it on every start, it is not standard enough.
While on firefox (on a close enough version), the Audio data was coming unsupported, which made it ~30% similarity ratio. On checking now though, the Audio data is visible with firefox.
What made my browser unique was the Canvas and the List of fonts. The latter tends to change every now and then without me doing anything special, because I just downloaded too many fonts.
It’s what I always use if I’m ordering anything online, especially if the site I’m interacting with has like 17 different scripts it needs to function properly, or has been shown to play high pitched sounds through your speakers to connect your desktop session with your phone (aliexpress). >…>
Company: SilverPush
Country: India / USA
Role: Ultrasound-based cross-device tracking and advertising technology.
Status: Historically documented; current use of this specific technology has not been confirmed.
Company: LISNR
Country: USA
Role: Ultrasonic data transmission and proximity detection.
Status: Historically documented technology provider; current uXDT offering not confirmed.
Company: Shopkick
Country: USA
Role: Ultrasonic beacons for in-store visit detection and customer rewards programs.
Status: Historically documented; current business status requires verification.
Company: Signal360
Country: USA
Role: Ultrasound-based proximity detection and marketing.
Status: Historically documented; current operations and uXDT offering not confirmed.
Company: Audible Magic
Country: USA
Role: Audio recognition and digital content identification.
Status: Mentioned in discussions of the audio-tracking ecosystem; a specific uXDT offering has not been confirmed.
Company: CopSonic
Country: France
Role: Ultrasonic communication and proximity technology.
Status: Historically documented provider of related ultrasonic technology; current uXDT offering not confirmed.
Company: Laco Energy Systems / Pointer
Country: Germany
Role: Ultrasonic communication for digital interactions and proximity-based applications.
Status: Provider of related ultrasonic technology; cross-device tracking capabilities have not been confirmed.
COMPANIES / ORGANIZATIONS WITH DOCUMENTED HISTORICAL USE
Company: Shopkick
Country: USA
Role: Use of ultrasonic beacons to detect customer visits in retail stores.
Status: Historically documented.
Company: Retail stores using Shopkick beacons
Country: Europe (two cities investigated)
Role: Ultrasonic signals used to detect nearby smartphones.
Status: Signals were detected in 4 of 35 investigated stores. The stores were not fully identified by name in the study.
Company: Developers of Android apps containing the SilverPush SDK
Country: International, including apps distributed in the USA and Europe
Role: Integration of ultrasonic functionality for cross-device advertising and tracking.
Status: Historically documented. A complete public list of affected apps and customers is unavailable.
Company: McDo Philippines
Country: Philippines
Role: Historical app reported in connection with SilverPush technology.
Status: Mentioned in historical reports; actual use and timeframe require further verification.
Company: Krispy Kreme Philippines
Country: Philippines
Role: Historical app reported in connection with SilverPush technology.
Status: Mentioned in historical reports; actual use and timeframe require further verification.
Company: Pinoy Henyo
Country: Philippines
Role: Historical app reported in connection with SilverPush technology.
Status: Mentioned in historical reports; actual use and timeframe require further verification.
Company: Civil Service Reviewer Free
Country: Philippines
Role: Historical app reported in connection with SilverPush technology.
Status: Mentioned in historical reports; actual use and timeframe require further verification.
You’ll find cameras and drones there, too, and if you look up, you’ll see satellites (you’ll also find a huge amount of unencrypted data from the military and other sources).
AFAIK (which isn’t much), LibreWolf does this by standardizing all it’s ‘outputs’ so no one can tell either browser apart. As long as you don’t change anything that is.
Other than that the site can tell it is Librewolf.
Although, I opened amiunique.org in 2 different ways and the audio data and canvas footprints were showing up to be unique in both. So unless they are randomising it on every start, it is not standard enough.
While on firefox (on a close enough version), the Audio data was coming unsupported, which made it ~30% similarity ratio. On checking now though, the Audio data is visible with firefox.
What made my browser unique was the Canvas and the List of fonts. The latter tends to change every now and then without me doing anything special, because I just downloaded too many fonts.
Giving up umatrix would be hard, but maybe this’d replace DDG for my “I just need this site to work right now” browser 🤔
https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/wiki/4.1-Extensions#-dont-bother
Okay but what “other extension” let’s me hyperactively manage which exact domains I allow requests to? 🙃
It’s what I always use if I’m ordering anything online, especially if the site I’m interacting with has like 17 different scripts it needs to function properly, or has been shown to play high pitched sounds through your speakers to connect your desktop session with your phone (aliexpress). >…>
Ah, no official Android version, boo.
Ali…
Company: SilverPush Country: India / USA Role: Ultrasound-based cross-device tracking and advertising technology. Status: Historically documented; current use of this specific technology has not been confirmed.
Company: LISNR Country: USA Role: Ultrasonic data transmission and proximity detection. Status: Historically documented technology provider; current uXDT offering not confirmed.
Company: Shopkick Country: USA Role: Ultrasonic beacons for in-store visit detection and customer rewards programs. Status: Historically documented; current business status requires verification.
Company: Signal360 Country: USA Role: Ultrasound-based proximity detection and marketing. Status: Historically documented; current operations and uXDT offering not confirmed.
Company: Audible Magic Country: USA Role: Audio recognition and digital content identification. Status: Mentioned in discussions of the audio-tracking ecosystem; a specific uXDT offering has not been confirmed.
Company: CopSonic Country: France Role: Ultrasonic communication and proximity technology. Status: Historically documented provider of related ultrasonic technology; current uXDT offering not confirmed.
Company: Laco Energy Systems / Pointer Country: Germany Role: Ultrasonic communication for digital interactions and proximity-based applications. Status: Provider of related ultrasonic technology; cross-device tracking capabilities have not been confirmed.
Company: Shopkick Country: USA Role: Use of ultrasonic beacons to detect customer visits in retail stores. Status: Historically documented.
Company: Retail stores using Shopkick beacons Country: Europe (two cities investigated) Role: Ultrasonic signals used to detect nearby smartphones. Status: Signals were detected in 4 of 35 investigated stores. The stores were not fully identified by name in the study.
Company: Developers of Android apps containing the SilverPush SDK Country: International, including apps distributed in the USA and Europe Role: Integration of ultrasonic functionality for cross-device advertising and tracking. Status: Historically documented. A complete public list of affected apps and customers is unavailable.
Company: McDo Philippines Country: Philippines Role: Historical app reported in connection with SilverPush technology. Status: Mentioned in historical reports; actual use and timeframe require further verification.
Company: Krispy Kreme Philippines Country: Philippines Role: Historical app reported in connection with SilverPush technology. Status: Mentioned in historical reports; actual use and timeframe require further verification.
Company: Pinoy Henyo Country: Philippines Role: Historical app reported in connection with SilverPush technology. Status: Mentioned in historical reports; actual use and timeframe require further verification.
Company: Civil Service Reviewer Free Country: Philippines Role: Historical app reported in connection with SilverPush technology. Status: Mentioned in historical reports; actual use and timeframe require further verification.
I WANNA LIVE IN THE WOODS
but shit the woods have all been turned to walmart supercentres
You’ll find cameras and drones there, too, and if you look up, you’ll see satellites (you’ll also find a huge amount of unencrypted data from the military and other sources).