Hi everyone, with the whole Firefox ToS change and it’s fingerprinting I asked on mastodon if anyone could recommend a web browser alternative to Firefox and was recommend to go with Vivaldi due to their no fingerprinting, and allowing unlock to still work even though it uses manifest v3.
I am already switching to librefox on windows, and fence on android.
But I wanted to ask if the claims for vivaldi where true?
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I’m just some rando with no expertise to speak of … but … I just installed Vivaldi on Android and went to
https://coveryourtracks.eff.org and https://amiunique.org/fingerprint.
After testing Vivaldi, they both say it has a unique fingerprint.
Do these sites really tell the fingerprint story or is there more to it?