Tomasz Janusz launches Privacy Thing for per-domain browser fingerprinting controls

The Chrome and Firefox extension coordinates location, language and time-zone signals while exposing what supported browser data each site reads.

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Why it matters

Fingerprinting defenses are moving into browsers, but Janusz is testing demand for visible, per-domain control. Privacy Thing must now turn technical depth into trust and adoption.

Digital data streams of browser fingerprinting signals (False-color thermal data visualization with scientific instrument overlays)

Tomasz Janusz has released the first public preview of Privacy Thing, a Chrome and Firefox extension that gives users per-domain control over browser data commonly used for fingerprinting.…

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