Open catfluoride opened 4 years ago
I could do something, the main problem with it is that resist fingerprinting is an all or nothing setting. So, if I make it be disabled when you are on a whitelisted site, it will also be disabled for every other site you are on at the time. Do you have an example of a site that is broken with it on that I can look at?
Do you have an example of a site that is broken with it on that I can look at?
It breaks profile and video pages on TikTok.
Hi, @Aaron-P . Sorry, I forgot to reply before.
For instance testvelocidad.es (a spanish web to measure net speed) always shows "0 ms" for ping and upload test freezes wit resist.fingerprinting enabled.
Bumping this, resist fingerprinting completely breaks the ui of pixiv and I use it quite frequently. I currently have firefox esr installed just for pixiv so i dont have to toggle but using another browser for it is a bit annoying lel
I could do something, the main problem with it is that resist fingerprinting is an all or nothing setting. So, if I make it be disabled when you are on a whitelisted site, it will also be disabled for every other site you are on at the time.
After https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1824235 has been solved, resistFingerprinting can be toggled per-site using the privacy.resistFingerprinting.exemptedDomains
property. Perhaps this add-on could be changed to use this property instead. (Mozilla plans to implement a GUI setting, but that's not done yet: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1450398)
Unless they are planning on adding it soon the exemptedDomains property does not seem to be exposed via the web extensions API, so an extension cannot manage it. You would need to manually edit in about:config.
Oh okay, I see... Anyway, thanks for the quick analysis and response!
Hi, thank you for this useful addon. I wonder if a simple whitelist mechanism could be implemented, as some websites work incorrectly when resist fingerprinting is enabled.
Thanks a lot in advance.