New firefox just dropped: from mozilla: With Firefox 145, we're rolling out major privacy upgrades that take on browser fingerprinting — a pervasive and hidden tracking technique that lets websites identify you even when cookies are blocked or you're in private browsing.

thats a bit fucking rich after taking googles money to implement googles ideas for web development

but cutting the number of unique detectables in half is a nice start

What do you guys think?

Good thing I use Pale Moon. Firefox has been compromised for DECADES. They have never been the same since 2008.

i use pale moon too

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Same, but recently I've been using basilisk mainly because it integrates well with the tab groups extension found on the classic addons archive. It also feels a little more sleek than palemoon, but i'm not sure why