Thanks for the useful info! Indeed randomizers are good. But as you wrote, it’s sad that so many sites just don’t work, or work badly if one alters some of those values…

Maybe the long-distance future of sane people will be I2P or similar infrastructures…

Good old times… Unfortunately, as that website points out, it doesn’t really matter if it detects incorrect values: for fingerprinting it’s sufficient that the values be "consistent* through visits, even if wrong.

I’m not sure whether it needs JavaScript to read the values? I’d like to know.

I was being sarcastic. EU is anything but democratic.

We must remember that EU is a democracy (not): therefore this is what the majority of EU citizens want.

I wonder how many new vulnerabilities the fixes (likely LLM-generated) to these vulnerabilities will introduce.