I wouldn't put much stock in amiunique right now. It might be great, but needs a bigger sample size.

I am unique purely based on my content language: "en-AU,en,en-US"

While we like to think we're special in Australia, I'm not THAT special.

With the option being enabled, there is 1 other guy that creates the exact same fingerprint. I hope he is not a serial killer...

Currently using chrome for HN, but that also creates a completely unique print. I highly doubt it will ever be a focus of this browser to change that issue. And everyone should buy more widescreen monitors, they are awesome.

I wonder if users of standard devices like iPhones fare much better. Not that I would want to use one...

Curiously, Firefox gives me WebGL Vendor = not supported, which isn't true at all, while chrome gives the full driver name, which in my case is very uncommon (using an intel nuc).

It seems to me that the Navigator interface is a pretty rich source of info for fingerprinting. For instance, even if I spoof my user-agent in the HTTP request, Navigator gleefully exposes the real one anyway.

There's also other fingerprinting that you need to be aware of, like keeping the browser a default size rather than maximising it and giving away how big your screen is.

Currently you will need to outright disable Javascript to defeat fingerprinting, and it will stay that way unless browsers actually cooperate and standardize ways to present a unified API and default values.

My set of monitors alone makes me globally unique.

even with tor browser i am unique all-time