The use of this information to identify and track you online is known as device or browser fingerprinting.Īs browsers become increasingly entwined with the operating system, many unique details and preferences can be exposed through your browser. Whenever you go online, your computer or device provides the sites you visit with highly specific information about your operating system, settings, and even hardware. Many people use VPN services to hide their IP address and location – but there is another way you can be identified and tracked online. In addition to explaining what exactly this is, we’ll also show you how to protect yourself against these threats. Now, these filters will only be considered when document origin matches the domain mentioned in the filter domain= option.In this guide we cover all aspects of browser fingerprinting and device fingerprinting in 2022. These filters had to be matched against each network request which was causing extra time. Should not have a negated domain in its domain= option.The filter will only be considered if it satisfies the given criteria. Special handling is given to filters which had to match against document origin only. Ignore token if it is preceded by * characters in Token generate logic.Using singleton object in case of any match URL filter.Filters having a single occurrence of wildcard character * converted internally into plain string based %2Fpagead%2Fconversion.js$xmlhttprequest,domain=||.Other Now hostname-anchored ( ||) filters matches hostname in URL accurately.||||i.com.com/wp-content/*F2P_SideBar_Banner_EN.jpg ||*./wp-content/ F2P_SideBar_Banner_EN.jpg Filters having a single occurrence of wildcard character * after the hostname and no other wildcard character on another side of it.Filters having a single occurrence of pattern ^* after the hostname and no other wildcard character on another side of this pattern.The purpose is to convert regex based filter internally into plain string based filters. These filters are categorized into three types. Special treatment for hostname-anchored ( ||) filters having wildcard characters.
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