If you have Firefox, I would strongly recommend containers. To websites, they are like separate profiles for the same browser, but to you they visually occupy the same space and thus the same history, extensions*, etc. They also eat way less RAM because they’re not running a separate browser.
* which, to be fair, might be used for fingerprinting too, so YMMV
I know people are passionate about their love / hated of Brave, but it along with LibreWolf (and Firefox) all offer strong fingerprinting protection out of the box. With Firefox, just make sure you add uBlock Origin.
Browser fingerprinting is nasty and easy. There are ways to push back but it’s still awful.
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If you have Firefox, I would strongly recommend containers. To websites, they are like separate profiles for the same browser, but to you they visually occupy the same space and thus the same history, extensions*, etc. They also eat way less RAM because they’re not running a separate browser.
* which, to be fair, might be used for fingerprinting too, so YMMV
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I know people are passionate about their love / hated of Brave, but it along with LibreWolf (and Firefox) all offer strong fingerprinting protection out of the box. With Firefox, just make sure you add uBlock Origin.
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If you wanted a slimmer Firefox, a less confusing Arkenfox, or something like Tor but for everyday use, it might be perfect.
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Wait Firefox sends fingerprint info?
Why is there not an open source browser that doesn’t send this shit?