Post #3061638
2026-05-17 15:49 UTC
@Printdevil@dice.camp When you connect to their website, it downloads some JavaScript and says "verifying the device", which I take to be a lying, weasel way of saying, "fingerprinting your web browser".
I tried disabling that JS but then the site does not load.
FireFox has some fingerprinting protection built-in but it's clearly not enough in this case.
I need to do some research. But it shouldn't be up to tech-savvy users to figure out a workaround, it should just be illegal.
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@Printdevil@dice.camp 2026-05-17 15:50
@strangequark@dice.camp Even if it is illegal they'll just whinge till it's allowed because "everyone else does it and we're at a competitive disadvantage, won't you think of the shareholders"
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@s427@lou.lt 2026-05-18 07:33
@strangequark@dice.camp @Printdevil@dice.camp I wonder whether Firefox containers would be able to circumvent this? Are they of any use against fingerprinting?