It should fake JavaScript API and provide fake info to trackers. There no many users and Mozilla is not tracking it for security.
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See if creepjs can identify it.
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It’s pretty much the only thing that Creep.js doesn’t see right through. At least in my checks on Android
Interesting, ill def look into that. Do you use base Firefox or something hardened like Mull (on fdroid)
Usually Mull, but also have Fennec, Mulch, Cromite etc. Installed
I don’t remember which site can but check under Arkenfox wiki for fingerprinting test sites. Iirc I saw a test that could fingerprint jshelter but I could be wrong.