Anonymizing my ip address

Digmor Crusher said:

Simple explanation, the more extensions the more unique you are.

Would you post a link to any website that can detect which extensions are installed please? RE: Unique. Fingerprinting tests alway show a unique fingerprint for me. The point is that it is only unique for that one visit in one tab. On domain change, tab reload or navigation to another tab that "unique" fingerprint changes to a completely different fingerprint. If that makes sense.

I don't know of any off hand, although I know they do exist as I've tried a couple in the past but don't remember their names. I'm sure you would still be unique, just maybe a bit more unique using extensions as an identifier. If I find that site I will post as I know I've seen one that does exactly this.

Edit: this may be interesting to you.

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Cerawy said:

I will try it out, thanks.

I would resist that temptation. It'll only end in tears for someone.


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