docs: best-in-world anti-fingerprinting rubric#46
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Evidence-based positioning of BearBrowser vs Tor Browser / Brave / Firefox-RFP. Every claim is backed by a real measurement on the GCP-built binaries or by source inspection — no marketing.
Proven this session (both profiles compiled on GCP, real RFP-locked Gecko binaries):
human-secure(733M): per-session canvas + audio farble — neutralizes vectors Tor leaves as residuals.tor-mode(662M): compile-time Windows-identity spoof on FF140 ESR —✓ OS-spoof VERIFIED(Linux binary reportsWindows NT 10.0; Win64; x64/Win32, riding the Tor cohort). Intentionally does NOT farble — it blends with the Tor crowd rather than standing out.Honest asterisks (in the doc, not buried): automated scorecard reads ~12/20 because the binary locks RFP on (no unhardened control baseline) and automation can't exercise letterboxing — not because vectors leak.
getBoundingClientRectsub-pixel is a web-compat residual Tor also keeps.🤖 Generated with Claude Code