Fingerprint Spoofer

Helps to spoof browser fingerprinting

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.