Browsers have fingerprints. They're kind of unavoidable.
Is there anything to stop the browser from spoofing each part that might be fingerprinted with random realistic but false data per request?
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@[email protected] I think the problem is how much of the info is actually useful (or even necessary). By the time you've got timezone, language, light/dark theme, and network required stuff you're already fairly uncommon if maybe not unique.
Some bits you could make the argument - like version of browser, which is sort of benefit to share in aggregate but not as an individual. I've known people that have chosen to override user-agent and other info, but unless it becomes the default for a large number of people it just fingerprints you in a different way.
