Have you (or anyone reading this) been able to "beat" fingerprint.com without Tor or turning JavaScript off outright?
I've tried it various times over the last couple years, using different browsers with various privacy settings enabled and a VPN.
I can get good partial results and am able to reset my fingerprint by changing my OS and browser at the same time, so it's not entirely there with regards to sniffing the hardware. But I can never revisit the site and have it not recognize me. Is there no one but me using (for example) Debian testing Librewolf with resistFingerprinting on Proton VPN? If there are others, then resistFingerprinting is doing a bad job hiding my hardware.
That's depressing! Despite our genuine best efforts, enough identifiers leak that it seems to me there's no practical solution. I am genuinely at a loss for what we can do.
(If you're reading this and think it doesn't matter, it's possible you're not realizing that this means that any site collecting and storing these identifiers now will be able to talk to any site in the future and link your identity. Your past actions on every website on a given piece of hardware are liable to be linked to create a detailed profile in the future, so even if Reddit and Pornhub and Discord and the government aren't talking to each other now, you can put some decent probability in the fact that if they decided to share identifiers, they could link all your historical (signed out) activity to your real-world identity without much effort. I use those sites as examples because they're sites where people tend to generate information that they may want private, but they visit using the same hardware identifiers.)
