Right, that's expected and unrelated. The relevant pref for the bug that I referenced (bug 1863853) is `privacy.resistFingerprinting.pbmode` which is not quite the same as `privacy.fingerprintingProtection.pbmode`. (There are a bunch of extremely-similarly-named prefs for fingerprinting. As I recall, the `resistFingerprinting` ones are the off-by-default and not-really-supported "take extreme measures to avoid being fingerprintable", for things like Tor Browser, whereas the `fingerprintingProtection` ones are for the more reasonable steps that we can take without breaking the user experience.)
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Right, that's expected and unrelated. The relevant pref for the bug that I referenced (bug 1863853) is `privacy.resistFingerprinting.pbmode` which is not quite the same as the one that you referenced, `privacy.fingerprintingProtection.pbmode`. (Note "resistFingerprinting" vs. "fingerprintingProtection") (There are a bunch of extremely-similarly-named prefs for fingerprinting. As I recall, the `resistFingerprinting` ones are the off-by-default and not-really-supported "take extreme measures to avoid being fingerprintable", for things like Tor Browser, whereas the `fingerprintingProtection` ones are for the more reasonable steps that we can take without breaking the user experience.)
Right, that's expected and unrelated. The relevant pref for the bug that I referenced (bug 1863853) is `privacy.resistFingerprinting.pbmode` which is not quite the same as the one that you referenced, `privacy.fingerprintingProtection.pbmode`. (Note "resistFingerprinting" vs. "fingerprintingProtection") (There are a bunch of extremely-similarly-named prefs for fingerprinting. As I recall, the `resistFingerprinting` ones are all off-by-default and not-really-supported "take extreme measures to avoid being fingerprintable", for things like Tor Browser, whereas the `fingerprintingProtection` ones are for the more reasonable steps that we can take without breaking the user experience.)
Right, that's expected and unrelated. The relevant pref for the bug that I referenced (bug 1863853) is `privacy.resistFingerprinting.pbmode` which is not quite the same as the one that you referenced, `privacy.fingerprintingProtection.pbmode`. (Note "resistFingerprinting" vs. "fingerprintingProtection") (There are a bunch of extremely-similarly-named prefs for fingerprinting. As I recall, the `resistFingerprinting` ones are all off-by-default and not-really-recommended-for-regular-use, to take extreme measures to avoid being fingerprintable" for things like Tor Browser, whereas the `fingerprintingProtection` ones are for the more reasonable steps that we can take without breaking the user experience.)