But can it fool creepjs?
What does that mean for you, exactly? I know that there is a lot of different ideas out there on how to interpret these results and what “good” means so would be helpful to know what your expectations are to give meaningful answer to such question.
Anyway, I just tried running the test at creepjs.org and this is result: Test hangs at “57/58: Currently collecting: Private Click Measurement complete”, with no errors in the js console.
Having compared results with some other fingerprinting suites previously, default settings should give plausible fingerprint corresponding to user base of existing browser. Only Cloudflare seems to hate it: Turnstile on sites in strict mode currently often throw a redirect loop when their troubleshooting tool says all is fine. Is that because fingerprinting protection “works to good” or is broken? You tell me!
I would appreciate an outside and less biased review, comparison or benchmark on stuff like this! Want to try and report back?
Thanks! Would be great to hear your thoughts and experience after trying it out, if you do! BTW, I keep fishing for feedback not just because I like hearing user stories but also since with no telemetry (or a qa team; lol), user reports become that much more valuable in development, catching issues and better understanding the UX ^^