@lunareclipse @skye @Reiddragon @aperture > too bad it’s actually awful for privacy to use that because websites use that option as another data point for fingerprinting instead of accessibility

I already went over a number of ways to avoid that issue the other day, such as simple downloading literally all the assets.

> is a single binary data point really that much compared to say, window size?

It's just a single bit and it can be defeated by a number of ways.

Limiting to total number of bits of entropy one can obtain (that aren't noise/randomized/OR'd) should be done, of course.

Tor doesn't actually do anything for identification on that level beyond the IP and some network characteristics. Tor Browser does considerably more on top.

> and what's really cool is websites can use this even without JS

Indeed, disabling that also removes a lot of identification opportunities.