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Clientjs is showing same fingerprint for two different systems #15
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Hi @muhammad009, is the browser used on both systems the same, including the version? Any details you can provide would be helpful, also the network is not taken into account when generating the IDs. |
Hi jack, I have checked the following parameters on both systems. All of these have identical values.
Finger Print : 1189623384 |
@muhammad009 if both systems are getting identical values, it would make sense the fingerprint id would also be identical. There is no random salt or anything like that applied to the fingerprint, it is only based on the provided data points. So my next question to ask is: are the values you provided above are correct for each machine? or is some value incorrect such as |
Thank you Jacks for your prompt reply, actually I have dry run the code on different machines and getting same data every time, I'm unable to find uniqueness of the fingerprint, would appreciate if you could please help me to find unique identifier. |
@jackspirou Can you help me to sort out this issue? |
@muhammad009 i'm not sure how much I can help you if both systems and their browsers are identical, but here are some quick ideas to uniquely identify a browser on a network. Please note though that trying something like this will make your uniquely generated ID change as the location of the device changes:
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Clientjs library is showing same fingerprint IDs for two different systems connected on same network. How could I resolve this issue?
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