Browser fingerprinting refers to a type of information generated by collecting and analyzing various browser information (such as system fonts, screen resolutions, browser plug-ins, browser versions, etc.) and is used to identify the user's browser or device information. And can be uniquely identified and tracked. Websites and advertising platforms use this information for user tracking and behavior analysis to achieve accurate advertising delivery, security prevention and other purposes.

Browser fingerprint information is usually generated by the browser’s fingerprint recognition technology. This technology generates a unique string or hash that can be used as a user’s browser fingerprint.

 

Browser fingerprint information is unique and stable. Once generated, it can be used to track changes in a user's browser or device over time. This tracking technology can be used in areas such as precise advertising delivery, website visit statistics, and security prevention. At the same time, care must be taken to protect personal information and privacy and prevent abuse.

 

Anti-fingerprint browser

 

Bit Browser anti-fingerprinting is a special anti-association technology designed to protect user privacy and security. When you use Bit Browser to visit a website, it collects the browser fingerprint information sent by the website and compares it with known malicious fingerprint information. If a matching malicious fingerprint is found, BitBrowser will take steps to prevent the collection and use of the malicious fingerprint.

 

The implementation principle of Bit Browser’s anti-fingerprint technology is mainly achieved by simulating or changing the fingerprint information of the browser. Specifically, BitBrowser generates new browser fingerprint information and sends it to the website. In this way, websites cannot track and identify users through the fingerprint information of the original browser. At the same time, Bit Browser can also automatically adjust the browser's fingerprint information simulation method and protection level according to the user's configuration and needs, improving users' privacy and security when using the browser.

 

BitBrowser’s anti-fingerprinting technology is not completely invulnerable, as some websites may use more sophisticated tracking techniques to avoid interfering with anti-fingerprinting. Therefore, when using Bit Browser, you must pay attention to protecting your personal information and privacy, and understand relevant network security knowledge and technologies.