They aren't far from it. there's actually discussion about adding cloudflare's add-on (((Privacy Pass))) which will give you a good-goy pass tied to what can only be a unique ID, in exchange for not getting endlessly captcha-trolled or outright blocked.
the fact that this ticket has been open for 10 months and wasn't rejected outright says something.
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No u
You are truly enlightened.
I just use ice cat with the retarded add-ons disabled and proxy through tor. Funny thing is is on a mobile tablet or phone start termux up start Tour in Dayton mode back out startup U browser and point your proxy at tour and you can avoid the orbit
Tor "bitches" because websites can and do fingerprint users based on screen resolution. They recommend users to leave the screen at the default size because that way all users look the same. Congratulations, by maximizing the window you'll be one of the very few imbeciles running Tor Browser on a 1920x1080 screen.
As for why the operating system is part of the UA, it's because websites may need that information. For instance, giving users a specific .exe depending if they're on Windows 7, 8 or 10; giving them a x86 or x64 .exe or a .deb if they're on Ubuntu/Debian and a .tar.gz if they're on other "Linux" operating systems.
Not that it matters, since guessing the operating system a browser is running on is very, very easy thanks to installed fonts, supported formats, hardware acceleration, WebGL, etcetera. This is why changing the User Agent to appear as if you're using another OS is retarded and actually makes you easier to identify.
Tor Browser does a bunch of shit to mitigate all this and keep all their users with the same fingerprint. Firefox is the only browser that not only allows them to configure all that, Mozilla has actually added features and bugfixes to help them achieve this.
So yeah, stop talking out of your ass.
I'm pretty sure every Gecko based browser will update to the post-Quantum versions eventually, except for Pale Moon. Waterfox and Icecat are going to do it if they haven't already.
Time to throw out your single core CPU.
Probably because Firefox gets the most money and attention thrown at it compared to other browsers with copyleft licensing, plus it has a future of being a little safer maybe, according to the Rust rocket propaganda anyway. Another reason is they're already basing it on Firefox so why would they switch to your niche browser with 0 features?
Godawful dogshit webkit browser that crashes nonstop.
Doesn't implement all the webshit (massively behind on purpose) and has zero support for extensions.
Don't all of those fingerprinting methods require JS? Anyone with common sense has it disabled anyway.
If this bullshit happens I think I'll just quit the web for good.