throwawayyy6349

You can enable privacy.resistFingerprinting in firefox's about:config to thwart fingerprinting.

> It's a PIA for logging into things

...which is why it's probably better to use multi-account containers that isolate and store your cookies in that container, for sites such as gmail that you use a lot. It's very simple to set it up to always auto-open in that container, no matter which container you type the address into.

Some privacy tips:

1. Use firefox with multi-account containers, with each domain set to auto-open in a different container (google, gmail, amazon, facebook, youtube, etc.). Make sure you're logged into google only in the gmail container (and not in the google search container), etc.

2. Use uMatrix and uBlock0, and enable limited third-party access using uMatrix dashboard only when a site breaks.

3. Enable DNS over https in firefox

4. Enable privacy.resistFingerprinting in firefox's about:config to thwart fingerprinting

5. Use the tor browser for browsing porn (or any site you really do not want associated with your IP).

Edit: Added resistFingerprinting to the list.