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Spoof websites trying to gather information about your web navigation to deliver distinct content you may not want Usage example: You can alter your user-agent string to indicate you?re on a mobile device if you prefer seeing mobile versions of sites so they load quicker. This extension allows you to spoof your browser "user-agent" string to a custom designation, making it impossible for websites to know specific details about your browsing arrangement. Notes: 1. You can easily set custom "user-agent" strings from the toolbar popup 2. The extension uses a two-factor technique to mimic your default "user-agent" string, which is the most reliable method 3. The extension does not use any resources when it is not spoofing the user-agent 4. The extension enables user-agent spoofing on specific domains only; it is conversely possible to exclude certain domains from spoofing. Check the Options page for more info. 5. You can set per-site user-agent strings 6. There is an option to randomize user-agent strings. 7. It is possible to set user-agent string for a single window; you can have a separate user-agent string for each browser window 8. It supports modern browser identification mechanisms such as "Client Hints" headers and the "navigator.userAgentData" object. For more info and general bug reports please use: https://webextension.org/listing/useragent-switcher.html For technical bug reports please use: https://github.com/ray-lothian/UserAgent-Switcher/
Fingerprint Spoofer
Browser fingerprinting refers to the practice of collecting information about a user's web browser and using it to create a unique digital profile that can be used to track the user's online activities across different websites. This can include information about the user's device, operating system, browser version, installed plugins, screen resolution, and more. A combination of these attributes can be used to identify the user. We want to safeguard the user against this profiling. Here is a Chrome extension that anonymizes the user. -It can spoof the navigator values. It replaces real value with dummy values. -It can protect against Canvas fingerprinting. It replaces canvas elements with a dynamically generated image, which is unique every time. -It can spoof the User Agent to a random device -Block Images -Block Javascript from running on pages try out our Chrome extension here: -https://amiunique.org/ -https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/ -https://browserleaks.com/canvas - for canvas fingerprinting Note: - that only one spoofing feature works at a time. you can try multiple but they are not guaranteed to work - if you spoof the canvas element it causes a gray-scale/ gibberish/ garbage screen to appear. Commonly spotted while playing YouTube videos above the progress bar. just disabling canvas spoofing will make it go away. This is due to creating a unique canvas element every time fooling the fingerprinters.
Canvas Fingerprint Defender
Canvas Fingerprint Defender is a lite extension that lets you easily hide your real canvas fingerprint by reporting a random fake value. According to many tech blogs, completely blocking canvas fingerprints is not a good idea, therefore reporting a "fake" fingerprint could be the best solution to better protect your privacy. This addon simply adds a small noise to the actual fingerprint and "renews" it every time you visit a website or reload a page. It is important to note that, it does not have any settings or options to adjust. Simply add it to your browser and start surfacing the internet. If you want to test this addon, please visit a website that shows your fingerprint (i.e. browserleaks). Every time you reload the page, you will see a new fake fingerprint. To report bugs, please visit the addon's homepage (https://mybrowseraddon.com/canvas-defender.html) and fill out the bug report form.
AudioContext Fingerprint Defender
AudioContext Fingerprint Defender is an extension that let you easily hide your real audiocontext fingerprint by reporting a random fake value and protecting your privacy. This addon does NOT block AudioContext or any other web audio API methods, instead, it simply adds a small noise to the actual fingerprint and "renews" it every time you visit a website or reload a page. It is important to note that, this addon does not have any settings or options to adjust. Simply add it to your browser and start surfacing the internet. If you want to test this addon, please visit a website that shows your fingerprint (i.e. audiofingerprint.openwpm). Every time you reload the page, you will see a new fake fingerprint. Note: depending on your browser and platform, you may need to (Shift+Refresh) a web page to renew the AudioContext fingerprint. To report bugs, please visit the addon's homepage (https://mybrowseraddon.com/audiocontext-defender.html) and fill out the bug report form.
Canvas Blocker - Fingerprint Protect
This browser extension safeguards user privacy by preventing malicious scripts from using the HTML canvas element for user fingerprinting. It introduces slight changes to the data generated by the canvas element when specific methods are invoked, rendering it unusable for fingerprinting. In comparison to similar extensions, this one is lighter and employs a more efficient method to obstruct fingerprinting across all frame elements (top and subframes). The extension operates in three modes: 1. Random noise 2. Random noise (per page) to maintain a consistent identity within the current page session 3. Fixed noise to sustain a constant yet unique identity continuously Key Features: 1. Minimal footprint fingerprint defender 2. Ability to block or disable fingerprinting on specific hostnames 3. Notification when canvas fingerprinting is detected 4. Option to disable notification for select or all hostnames 5. Compatibility with cross-origin (CORS) and sandboxed iframes (such as Disqus and Hangouts) Notes: This extension doesn't entirely block the canvas element. Instead, it modifies two methods to prevent the JavaScript engine from creating a unique identification key from this element. What is Canvas Fingerprinting: Canvas fingerprinting is a method among several browser fingerprinting techniques used for tracking online users. It enables websites to identify and monitor visitors by leveraging the HTML5 canvas element rather than browser cookies or similar means. This technique functions by exploiting the HTML5 canvas element. When a user visits a webpage, the fingerprinting script initially writes text using the preferred font and size and adds background colors. Subsequently, the script calls the Canvas API's ToDataURL method to retrieve canvas pixel data in dataURL format, essentially a Base64 encoded representation of binary pixel data. Lastly, the script hashes the text-encoded pixel data, creating a unique fingerprint.
