Changes between Version 10 and Version 15 of Ticket #42428
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- 06/13/2018 10:21:25 PM (6 years ago)
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Ticket #42428 – Description
v10 v15 5 5 To work around this, Firefox has recently uplifted a technique from TOR Browser. If you visit a site that tries to do this it’ll pop open a hanger asking for the user’s permission. You can test this by downloading a copy of Firefox Nightly, going to about:config and setting privacy.resistFingerprinting to true. Which brings us on to WordPress… 6 6 7 Unfortunately the default wp-emoji package also uses this technnique, which triggers a browser warning on a large number of sites I visit on a daily basis. While I doubt that Word press is using this for user tracking, it means that sites that are being nefarious get lost in the Wordpress noise. This is a shame, but also I would imagine that it would be hard for Firefox to turn this on by default given the number of sites out there using Wordpress.7 Unfortunately the default wp-emoji package also uses this technnique, which triggers a browser warning on a large number of sites I visit on a daily basis. While I doubt that WordPress is using this for user tracking, it means that sites that are being nefarious get lost in the Wordpress noise. This is a shame, but also I would imagine that it would be hard for Firefox to turn this on by default given the number of sites out there using Wordpress. 8 8 9 9 What I’d like to suggest is that: