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Protection against detecting the "true" operating system? #191
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Cannot be reproduced |
Well, here are sceenshots that show what I'm talking about: In What am I missing? |
Your browser & os :) |
Firefox 94.0.1 on Arch Linux. |
The problem is confirmed. The fixed release (v3.3.1) has been published. Great thanks for your report! 👍 |
@tarampampam : Cool - thank you very much! I can confirm that this fix also works for me. Great work :) |
Discussed in #188
Originally posted by curiosityseeker November 7, 2021
Thank you for your useful add-on!
I've noticed that on some test sites the "true" operating system is detected. For example on:
https://www.deviceinfo.me/
which reports my faked OS as "Mac OS X version 11.3.6 (32-bit)" but detects my correct OS as "Linux x86_64".
Similarly on
https://browserleaks.com/javascript
where the platform navigator object is reported as "MacIntel" but the oscpu is again recognized as "Linux x86_64".
I wonder if something can be done against this?
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