Have any plugin for firefox can hide complete computer info?

hereweg

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I've check info in http://www.whatismybrowser.com/
It show everything from java, flash version to computer screen, browser screen. I can only change OS and browser version by agent switch.
I wonder have any tool can help me change above value?
 
Anyone know? Please suggest...
 
Useragent can be changed
ip can be changed/faked
javascript on browser can be disabled
you cna use tor/vpn
- tor mor anon but slow
- vpn for better speed but not so anon

!use incognito mode on browser
!delete all tempfiles/cookies etc.

^ anyone can add more to this I would like to hear and update
 
in addition to the above: tor sends the current window's width and height as if they were the computer's real screen resolution, so if you don't use the browser in full screen, it will fake the system res
 
in addition to the above: tor sends the current window's width and height as if they were the computer's real screen resolution, so if you don't use the browser in full screen, it will fake the system res

now fix me if Im wrong !

didn't browser res was calculated using javascript by simple two lines of code ?
and by default TOR did disable JS right ? so it sends fake/mask it ? I didn't know that.. :))
 
"TorButton has evolved to give considerable thought to fingerprint resistance [19] and may be receiving the levels of scrutiny necessary to succeed in that project [15]. NoScript is a useful privacy enhancing technology that seems to reduce fingerprintability."

"We identified only three groups of browser with comparatively good resistance to fingerprinting: those that block JavaScript, those that use TorButton, and certain types of smartphone.

"We should study what TorButton does, and see if we can integrate some of its features. We can also recommend it, NoScript, and Flashblock to users. We could suggest improvements to relevant addons, such as providing options for blocking third party but not first party content. (This doesn't strictly solve anything, but makes gathering the data more difficult, since the third party now relies on the first party to collect it.)

Unfortunately Flashblock does not appear to prevent Flash from reading and writing LSOs, so it's doubtful it can be relied upon to protect against fingerprinting.


You should take a look here:
Code:
wiki.mozilla.Xrg/Fingerprinting
 
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