Anatoli

@Drugoy, just put the desired version of the add-on in the distribution/bundles or extensions directory where the executable is located. This way it won't be overwritten with newer versions.

For me everything works well with fingerprintjs2 (here is the official test page: https://valve.github.io/fingerprintjs2/), i.e. RAS protects well the identity.

Sorry, I misinterpreted what you said. Yes, it detects that the OS and browser (when UA changed accordingly) are not the real ones. ``` has_lied_os = true has_lied_browser = true...

Though, I would NOT be worried too much about this, as the idea is to prevent exact tagging/IDing you, not to perfectly spoof all the parameters, i.e. if the lib...

Same here, but seeing the problem just now (after atom 1.17.0 update). Any ETA for a fix?