Firefox updated today and I’m wondering why they don’t put Brave in this table, what’s your opinion on this? 🤔
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Fingerprint resistance of firefox? Is more like somewhat…
You have to change a few things in about:config, disable webRTC and spoof:
But it’s the “best” OOTB alternative we can have rn.
You wouldn’t happen to have all those needed settings changes in a conveniently shareable list, would you?
I’m not able to copy/past my changes from my phone’s about:config but here is a great tutorial and most of the parameters I changed:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Firefox/Privacy
Keep in mind that to use about:config on mobile phone you have to use the beta, dev or nightly version of firefox.
Also this could and will break some sites, I don’t know how much you want to harden your firefox but here are the addons I use with Firefox:
+AdGuard home at the DNS level.
You can test all your changes on: https://browserleaks.com/
ICYMI: All the cool kids are using LocalCDN instead of DecentralEyes now.
Woho, Thank you for the tip :) will take a look on how it differs from Decentraleyes, except not being updated for a while !
I prefer Firefox(forks) but would also like to know what they’re talking about.