While privacy.resistFingerprinting changes the user-agent header, it does not change the value of constant window.navigator.userAgent in JavaScript, which strikes me a a flaw. Is this intended behavior?
I have strong negative feelings towards this feature, and based on the replies to this post, it seems many others share similar feelings.I believe that Mozilla tries to act in the best interest of its users, so you must have a good reason for this ad...
